Author: Sada Reddi

In the past the active participation of the population was crucial when the country was faced with major challenges – elimination of malaria, overpopulation, economic diversification

By Sada Reddi

Editorial

Epidemic mortality was very high suggesting that short-term measures needed to be supplemented by a more fundamental and long-term approach to public health policy in the island

By Sada Reddi

Rather than sweep the problem under the carpet and treat it as a normal state of affairs, it is time we recognize this problem as a national failure

By Sada Reddi

At one time we had thought that an alliance between two mainstream parties was a guarantee of electoral success but this appears to be no longer the case

By Sada Reddi

A first shift in the electorate’s mood during the past week augurs well for the future provided that it is sustained right up to Election Day

Only once in five years does the electorate have a chance to rid the political system of any infectious germ and it should make good use of this

By Sada Reddi

By Sada Reddi

There is no reason why projects that are not acceptable in other countries should be forced on our citizens

By Sada Reddi