Navin Ramgoolam Returns: Mauritian Politics Takes a Turn

Veteran politician Navin Ramgoolam was sworn in for his fourth term as Mauritius' prime minister after a triumphant election. His coalition won 60 out of 62 seats. Ramgoolam, 77, aims to transform the country, focusing on economic reforms. His return follows outgoing PM Pravind Jugnauth's declining popularity.

In a significant political shift, Navin Ramgoolam has been sworn in as Mauritius' prime minister for the fourth time, following a commanding victory by his Alliance du Changement coalition in the general election.

This landslide win secured 60 of the 62 national assembly seats, highlighting widespread support for change amid economic challenges.

Ramgoolam, promising transformation, takes over as the nation seeks stability after a difficult tenure under outgoing Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth, marked by economic concerns and corruption allegations.

(With inputs from agencies.)