Author: S. Callikan

By S. Callikan

Indian Ocean Geopolitics & China’s OBOR

By S. Callikan

Tit-bits

Education Tit-bits

Political parties, ministers, administrators and cadres have, for decades, felt the need for some meaningful reform in the education sector. In the local multi-factorial context with its own

Tit-bits

Education

Tit-bits

It would be a matter of serious concern in the matter of drug financing, importation, proliferation and consumption if political considerations were to override the necessity for more

Though most front-line educators and managers will agree that, while there have been some good take-aways from the Reform, it hardly provides the backbone of a sustainable education

Amorality postulates an absence of guiding first principles, or of moral values in the conduct of political affairs. One could almost identify this with the Machiavellian notions

Change has to be deep, credible and sustainable if we want to fight back the alarming dereliction of values and the gangrenous effects that are rocking all sections

Diplomacy: the BRICS opportunity

A place to organise, as alleged, the rip-off of the poorest African countries by depriving them of their due national taxes, is not the sort of story-line we