Tag: Nelson Mandela

Opinion

Interview: Sheila Bunwaree

Par A. Bartleby Brad Parscale, l’opérateur de campagne numérique qui a contribué à l’élection présidentielle de Trump en 2016 en utilisant massivement les publicités sur Facebook, revient sur

Eclairages

‘What we have achieved in our small “island in the sun” is due to great men leading by example’

If the leaders should worry about one thing besides looking after their own interests, it is about what legacy they want to be remembered and maybe thanked for

Interview: Dharam Gokhool

Has the Cold War not ended with the dissolution of the Soviet Union? As a consequence, is NATO not an anachronistic vestige of the Cold War?

  Educating children in the 21st century is about teaching them to appreciate the human condition in all its diversity. Holiday reading can contribute to this.

FW de Klerk as National Party conservative was paradoxically the right leader at the right time to relinquish white minority rule

1838 Calcutta Inquiry on Export of Indian Labourers

The influence of strong ethical leadership by heads of state is critical. But a culture of “ethics of care” must be translated at every level of governance

History is witness to numerous cataclysmic events that should shame us as human beings – except that we don’t seem to learn any lesson from history

  Book reveals new, surprising nuggets about Nelson Mandela’s last years in jail

Politics is increasingly viewed as being prone to corruption, and another opinion I have come across is that ‘rich countries are morally bankrupt and are ruled by power