Month: July 2016

The recent judgment in the appeal case of Eric Benjamin Beesoo v The State is a reminder, if at all it was necessary, of an accused’s right to

Many boats are still stuck in the sand, and the struggle of the middle class becomes harder by the day

The need for prioritizing investments in public infrastructure in the next budget is self-evident.

The die is cast. Britain has woken up to the sobering aftermath of Brexit and the pitfalls ahead

Brexit has increased the amount of economic uncertainty to a much higher level. Exit from EU is not immediate.

Brexit Indian Diaspora Arranged marriage is a fact of life for the Indian diaspora everywhere. When it breaks up, as in Brexit as Britain decides to leave the

It has been reported that certain interested persons would have deliberately under-declared the horsepower capacity of their vehicles.

* Chagos et recours à la Cour internationale de justice : ‘Tous les éléments sont réunis en notre faveur’

History was made on Thursday 23rd June when votes were cast in the UK on whether to stay in the EU or to leave it.

Following the Brexit vote, I came across the term ‘Disunited kingdom’ in an online post commenting on the UK leaving the European Union.

With the current developments in Europe, we are getting the signals again to beef up the economy, providing it greater resilience

The Education Department has lately attracted the notice of the public because the Director of Education, Mr Snell, has come out with an innovation. This time it is