MAURITIUS ACCA MINISTER’S INNOVATIVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT POLICIES COULD PROMOTE WEALTH IN MAINLAND AFRICA
May 1st, 2012
BY VILLEN ANGANAN, IN BEAU-BASSIN, MAURITIUS
ACCA fellows can be found in many influential positions worldwide and in Africa, they are often the backbone of financial and management best practice, in many jurisdictions. That is certainly the case on the Indian Ocean state of Mauritius, where environment and sustainable development minister and ACCA member Devanand Virahsawmy belongs to the inner circle of prime minister Navin Ramgoolam who secured a second mandate in May 2010 elections. Virahsawmy takes a clear view about the impact of Europe's ongoing ...
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