Which rather reminds me that The Economist had meted out a similarly harsh treatment to Mauritius, but without any subsequent recantation. It was in the late 1980’s, if memory serves me right.
We had stabilised the economy, consolidated public finances with austerity and wage restraint, strengthened the sugar sector, tourism and export manufacturing, and changed governments through free and fair elections – as has always been the practice since independence, and started offshore activities. We were doing quite well, one would have thought.