Bharrat Jagdeo, Irfaan Ali, Mark Phillips and other officials of the regime are on race deception safaris to the United States and Ghana, hoping they could deflect attention from their divisive record and poor governance at home. Many are not fooled by the charade at the expense of the taxpayers and working poor, whose money these people are spending like […]
Eye On Guyana
No less than five persons have been murdered at the hands of the Guyana Police Force since August 2020. Wanton extra judicial killing has returned and this time more ominous than before. The past weeks remind us of rogue elements in the Force who have taken siege of Law Enforcement and they seem to be unstoppable. Citizens are being shot […]
There is no question that whenever the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) is in office they are a constant threat to peace, stability and racial harmony. Drug trafficking has returned in noticeable measures and so too have extra judicial killings. The killing of Orin Boston, two Wednesdays ago, at the hands of rogue police officer(s) from the SWAT team, is a […]
The time Irfaan Ali takes to write regional and international bodies to complain about the Venezuela government and opposition unconditional united stance in the false claim to the Essequibo he needs to get his house in order to protect and defend the sovereignty of Guyana. Governance of this country is at a standstill not because of Joe Harmon, Leader of […]
Protests are cries by the affected to be heard, to be respected, to be involved in the management and decision-making processes on matters impacting their wellbeing. This expectation is not only reasonable but ensconced in Article 13 of the Constitution of Guyana. The Principal Objective of the state, i.e., the main pillar of the ‘political system,’ mandates “inclusionary democracy” via […]
We are living in dangerous times and must fight back for our collective survival. Guyanese are bearing witness to the most sinister divide and conquer policy not seen since early post-emancipation and indentureship period. It is a policy designed to keep groups despising each other to divert attention from their collective wellbeing, as a few politicians and connected members of the […]
Prime Minister Mark Phillips seemed only too obliging to front the Irfaan Ali regime’s denial they are not practicing discrimination in response to United States (U.S) Congressman Hakeem Jeffries’ admonition the U.S, “will not tolerate racism,…will not tolerate discrimination,…will not tolerate injustice and will stand together” with the people of Guyana. Said remarks were made at the Anti-PPP Racism Rally […]
The Irfaan Ali regime continues to manage the pandemic in a hodge podge manner and is making decisions as they go along based on gut feelings not science, law and appropriate resources. It is no wonder there is so much confusion surrounding the virus and vaccination hesitancy. They must take responsibility for the chaos being created in society and the discrimination against certain regions and […]
Prime Minister Mark Phillips must do much more than talk the talk about the proud descendants of enslaved Africans who fought for freedom. He must walk the walk. As the second most powerful constitutional leader in the Executive, his is the privileged opportunity to stand up like the African braves of yore and address injustices being meted out by his […]
— there must be push back Today is an important date on the world’s calendar. On this date, in 1838, Africans in the British Empire were emancipated from chattel slavery. It is incumbent to examine the African condition with regards to where the group stands today. Every person brings to this conversation his/her own experiences. My experiences as a trade […]
