The enquiry was ordered by Mauritius' former prime minister, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, after being urged to look into the matter by a group of his MLAs headed by Harish Boodhoo.

In 1979, two ministers of the ruling Labour Party government (Badry and Dabee) were dismissed following an enquiry led by Judge Victor Glover into alleged corruption claims. Even though Mauritius is among the top third of the least corrupt countries, its score is pretty low (denoting that corruption is pretty important).Д¬ases Ministry of Cooperatives and Ministry of Social Security Mauritius ranks 49th among the 180 countries in the Index, along with Malta and the Czech Republic, on a scale where the lowest-ranked countries are perceived to have the most honest public sector. According to Transparency International's 2021 Corruption Perception Index (CPI), Mauritius scored a 54 on the CPI on a scale from 0 ('highly corrupt') to 100 ('highly clean'). According to a former US ambassador to Mauritius, the Mauritian-based Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has lost its credibility. In May 2020, the European Commission identified Mauritius as a high-risk country, with strategic deficiencies in its anti- money-laundering and counter- terrorism-financing regime. Cables leaked from the US embassy described corruption in Mauritius as 'pervasive and ingrained'. Since 1979 the need for an independent body to fight corruption was identified. Familiar methods include falsifying home addresses to get a child into a perceived вЂњstar schoolвЂќ or bribing officials to obtain a driver's license.

In the local dialect, those who adopt such means are called traceurs or magouilleurs. Some Mauritians have taken advantage of the government's corruption. In the end, you walk through the portal, back to a future Earth.Corruption in Mauritius follows the familiar patterns of state-based corruption, namely government officials abusing their political powers for private gain. After hundred of years passed on Earth, the cities became 'alien' looking over the centuries. Every week on the planet is months on Earth. Finally you learn the plants made the portals on the planet, and the city shown through the portal is actually Earth. In the end you find out some plant life that still survived (which is trying to kill you) and she combines it with herself to bring life back to the planet. When you get there you slowly find out what happened as you move through the levels, and the woman (only person left on the planet now) helps you avoid dangers. They assumed it was a city belonging to the portal creators. After a while they no longer saw Russia on the other side of the portal but, a new 'alien' city. The Russians stopped using the portal because there was a mishap and people died. Where ever she walked, the green fire would come back.

In an attempt to reverse the damage to the planet they took a woman and injected her with plant material making her more plant than human which worked. It didn't work out and oxygen giving plants started dying out while other life on the planet started to become aggressive. Apparently Russians found a portal to a new world (the one your on) and tried to harness the planets energy, which they called green fire. He tries to find out what happened to them. The story was about an astronaut who traveled 15 years to a new planet, only to discover that humans had already been there. The puzzles are a bit easier than most games, and platforming is like other games except that you have a jetpack which can shoot you up for half a second to cross farther gaps. Lifeless planet is like most puzzle platformers.

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