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By Raffique Shah May 30, 2026 One of the best experiences one can have is to have made friends with total strangers you encounter along life’s long and winding road. Among the more horrible experiences anyone could possibly have, though, is getting close to another person, ignoring warning signals of him or her being not … Continue reading The long and winding road of corruption → http://dlvr.it/TSsQGC
By Raffique Shah May 23, 2026 The first time I dipped my index finger in electoral ink in my native land was also the first time I voted in any election, and it allowed me to experience one of the more exciting aspects of elections in general—their impact on the politics of a country. I … Continue reading The worst will prevail → http://dlvr.it/TSq43F
By Raffique Shah May 2, A few weeks ago, I dived into the past—and into the pace at which the world is moving—to capture as much as I could about information technology: how it has impacted the world, and how it has given us tools to unlock history at a dizzying speed. That speed seems … Continue reading AI, eyes and ears on you → http://dlvr.it/TSgCVy
By Raffique Shah April 25, 2026 A society, once ungoverned, lawless and without a leader, is painted as an anarchical one. What do you call a society governed by an elected government by the people, for the people and of the people that has allowed crime to run away so far that the criminals are … Continue reading One step away from anarchy → http://dlvr.it/TSGRfg
By Raffique Shah April 18, 2026 As a survivor of several economic recessions, more economic downturns than I could count as a child, I’ve had to tighten my belt so much that my waistline simply doesn’t exist anymore. When I make my not-too-often rides into the countryside, evidence of citizens experiencing tough economic times is … Continue reading Nonsense passes for governance → http://dlvr.it/TSGQK6
By Raffique Shah April 05, 2026 It would seem preposterous if any nation that is involved in US President Donald Trump’s fantasy warfare (in which the carnage is impossibly real) were to pronounce victory. Or even more absurd would be claims of having devastated and dismantled what was left of the camp that Palestinians were … Continue reading Sowing the seeds of war → http://dlvr.it/TRvxY2
By Raffique Shah March 28, 2026 In Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Paulo Freire, a Marxist educator of yesteryear, wrote that education should be a practice of freedom, empowering the oppressed to achieve critical consciousness and transform society. With this transformation, I suppose he dared to engender a society so far removed from ignorance that there … Continue reading Capital nonsense → http://dlvr.it/TRvwGR
By Raffique Shah March 14, 2026 We citizens—I think I can safely say the majority among us—have never given up fighting crime. We never needed any special crime plan. If various pieces of legislation govern the protective services and other institutions, armed forces, Prison Service and the Judiciary in its broadest sense, then why do … Continue reading Crime soars, justice in a mess → http://dlvr.it/TRbjBx
