Author: Jan Arden

By Jan Arden

By  Jan Arden

Opinion

“Heads must roll” would have thundered Minister Alan Ganoo in his Opposition days on that black Friday

The mingling of messaging destined to the local tribesmen with international diplomacy, can indeed have tricky and unpredictable consequences but nobody can venture that they have had a

Anti-Corruption Day 2021

What do these geopolitical shifts harbinger for our own strategic interests in the Indian Ocean? Any reshuffle of some magnitude, presents risks but also opens opportunities

Gift exchanges may at times hold more than face value

Opinion

We would better leave the medical and specialist community rather than politicians to guide the population

By Jan Arden The media and observers have obviously noticed and reported the flurry of activities, inaugurations of round-abouts, fly-overs, laying of foundation stones, which have engaged the

We have become quiescently satisfied with our tolerance for sub-standard public services and a degree of political meddling and kleptocracy that makes do with mediocrity

Opinion

Stability and security on the Indian Ocean waterways have been for 70 years the mainstay for international development and regional prosperity. Nobody stands to gain either from a

We trust that ICAC has the beef and hat to demonstrate convincingly for the external watching world that we are not quite the banana republic that our notorious