Tag: DNA

Why did ALL counsel who appeared in the case dismissed by FeknahJ. allow themselves to be cross-examined by the BBC?

Interview: Manou Bheenick

By Jan Arden

Qs & As

The two types of tests – antigen and PCR – work in very different ways, which is why one is fast but less accurate and the other is

Editorial

The jury has been out for quite some time now. When will it be back?

DNA testing has now become an established part of the forensic arsenal for determination of the identity of individuals where such is required by the courts. However, there

The heat and dust of Delhi may be somewhat cumbersome. However indolent one may feel, this does not detract from , its charm and fragrance. For one I

For lack of relevant and credible policies to address the country’s woes, a few politicians unrelentlessly keep harping on consolidating and saving national unity as if people were

Not a day passes without some new finding or study being reported in medical and related literature about the phenomenon of old age. Perhaps this interest is driven

It is important that the teaching of History in schools be started at the earliest, ensuring, especially in respect of Mauritian history, that it is taught based on

A Taste of Tomorrow

It seems to be a recurring pattern among governments across the free world, so widespread that if governments were living entities we would have said that it is

By Anil Gujadhur