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Football tournament: En Avant Moris fires up the youth at Mont Roches
For the 2nd edition of its tournament, the party brought together more than 150 youngsters aged 14 to 16 at the Nelson Mandela Stadium. Joyeux Copains won the final against Doha.
Budget 2026: En Avant Moris’s recommendations
Ahead of the budget speech, Patrick Belcourt, leader of En Avant Moris, issues a solemn warning to the government and puts forward two flagship proposals for Budget 2026.
Labour Day: a tribute to workers
At the Workers' Monument in Rose-Hill, En Avant Moris laid wreaths to honour those who, through sweat and courage, shaped the country we inherit.
EAM's Piagnee evening in Rose-Hill — a friendly gathering with a political edge
At the Piagnee residence in Rose-Hill, En Avant Moris members and supporters gathered for their verre de l'amitié — warm setting, deliberate political message. Le Mauricien covered the evening.
"Plenty of effort, no long-term vision" — Patrick Belcourt on Beau-Bassin/Rose-Hill
After his first year as ward 2 councillor at the Beau-Bassin/Rose-Hill municipality, Patrick Belcourt offers a critical assessment: the team works hard, but lacks strategic direction.
Beau-Bassin/Rose-Hill: "a lack of cohesion and vision"
"A country that does not move forward is a country that goes backwards."
Press conference at Hôtel St Georges: tourism and fuel-price hikes
En Avant Moris addresses tourism management and the recent rise in petrol and diesel prices.
Patrick Belcourt on the MMM resignations
"It's a page turning in Mauritian politics."
Patrick Belcourt sees Paul Bérenger's exit as the end of an era
"The brutal collapse of an era."
58 years of independence
"The best of our nation is still to be written."
Camp Levieux: a football pitch that brings the community together
Football tournament in Camp Levieux organised by En Avant Moris & Rahim Dilmohamed ⚽
For Patrick Belcourt, the Alliance is admitting failure after a year in power
"An admission of failure after one year in power."