Tag: World Cup

With hotel bookings lagging and ICE raids dominating the news, the premier sporting event confronts a landscape of hyper-immigration control and pricing extremes

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Musings

By Jan Arden

Football World Cup

By Christina Philippou

  Will an African nation ever win the Football World Cup? Key moments in past tournaments offer hope — and a warning that the continent needs to invest

Could 2019 promise less crimes, less than 100 deaths on our roads, less drug abuse…? We doubt it. And there would be no World Cup, no Olympics, no

Look around and most indicators in our society suggest that there is something going wrong

2016 and beyond need not be the years of Zika if all the stakeholders at risk and in at-risk areas play the game well

We Mauritians, like all people, do not like wars or natural cataclysms; somehow or other they sap our morale and our faith in God. But an imminent general

In July/August 1979 I came back from the UK to spend a couple of weeks at home. There, even in summers – then – the temperatures were on

Copa Do Mundo

With what happened last weekend, Kenya risks being swamped in long-term instability It was an amazing story unfolding before us on Monday morning. Nairobi’s shopping mall called Westgate

Editorial