Navin Ramgoolam's ADC Wins Mauritian Election

In a historic general election, the opposition Alliance du Changement (ADC), led by Navin Ramgoolam, won a decisive 62.6% of the votes, capturing 60 out of 62 National Assembly seats in Mauritius, marking a significant political shift. Outgoing Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth conceded defeat as his Alliance Lepep garnered only 27.8% of the vote, amidst rising public discontent over corruption and the cost of living crisis. Ramgoolam, a former three-time premier, is set to implement reforms aimed at dismantling the country's surveillance system and addressing economic challenges. This result reflects a strong public mandate for the ADC, as it represents one of the most comprehensive electoral successes in the nation's history. The election results are a clear rejection of the incumbent government's administration, which has faced scrutiny over corruption allegations. Observers note that this victory could lead to a substantial change in Mauritian politics and governance.