by Razeen Sally Our life is a journey Through winter and night We look for our way In a sky without light Louis-Ferdinand Céline,Journey to the...
By Gwynne Dyer When writing about the Tigray-Ethiopia struggle, or any other war in Africa, the first paragraph should always point out that 85% of Africa’s...
by Zubeida Mustafa PROF Alexander Key was spot on when he suggested in his talk at a private university in Karachi that students should be offered...
By Gwynne Dyer Italy is getting nervous. The United Kingdom’s Conservative Party (aka the Tories) has now been led by four different prime ministers in only...
By Ifham Nizam Asiff Hussein, Vice President- Outreach of the Centre for Islamic Studies Harmony Centre and author of the book ‘Iconic Masjids of Ceylon’ speaks...
It is becoming more widely acknowledged that the psychedelic substances present in “magic mushrooms” have the ability to treat diseases like addiction, obsessive disorder, anxiety, and...
Dr Amali Dalpatadu, Honorary Secretary, Sri Lanka College of Paediatricians “The bell went off at the allocated time limits and the buzzer bleeped every minute in...
People, mostly well-groomed and decent, gathering at Gotagogama on Saturday, October 9, to commemorate the inauguration of the peaceful protest on April 9 against the then...
South African freedom icon Nelson Mandela’s autobiography titled, ‘Long Walk to Freedom’, has this blurb on its cover page penned by the ‘Boston Sunday Globe’: ‘Should...
Chit-Chat Quite a few aspiring Anglo-Indian singers, I’ve seen performing, on social media, have been very impressive. Shania Rodrigues, aka Shan Rodi, is one such performer,...