PMQTs: Mauritian Creole: A 'Select Committee' in Parliament to Move Forward

In her inaugural address as an opposition MP, Joanna Bérenger questioned the Prime Minister (PM) regarding the progress of the initiative to introduce Mauritian Creole in the National Assembly. In his response, Navin Ramgoolam reminded her of the current constitutional framework. Article 49 of the Constitution states that the official language of the Assembly is English, while allowing parliamentarians to express themselves in French. Furthermore, the *St ...