Delegates Assembly: The MMM Remains in Government

The Delegates Assembly of the Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM) met yesterday at the Belle-Rose municipal hall from 3:20 PM to 5 PM to decide whether the party should remain in the government. After discussions, a show of hands revealed that the majority of delegates supported the purple party's continuation in the Alliance of Change government. Out of the party's 400 branches, 306 were represented, indicating a participation rate of 75%. Prior to the vote, ...

Delegates Assembly: The MMM Remains in Government

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