[1] He was born in 1963 in Stanley (Rose Hill) Rama Valayden attended primary school Notre Dame des Victoires RCA.
[8] However he was appointed as Attorney General from 2005 to 2009 as his party MR was in alliance with the winning coalition of PTR-PMXD-VF-MR-MMSM.
[9] In preparation for the November 2019 General Elections Rama Valayden was expecting the Labour Party to support his candidacy but this did not eventuate.
[12] He has also written a number of newspaper articles on miscarriage of justice (such as the beheading of political prisoner Ratsitatane), and the need to implement the recommendations of the 2011 Truth and Justice Commission (to repair the ever-lasting consequences of slavery and indentured servitude).
[13] Rama Valayden also wrote on environmental issues, such as the disappearance of Baobab and Mapou trees in Mauritius.