Eye On Guyana
Constitutional Reform Without Respect for the Law Is Lawlessness in Disguise
Once again, I am compelled to revisit the critical importance of adhering to the rule of law. If we are...
Read moreDetailsThe Constitution Must Guide the President’s Governance
President Irfaan Ali must not only talk the talk, but he must also walk the talk. His September 7th swearing-in address...
Read moreDetailsWhen the Court Punishes the People, Democracy Is on Trial
Let us make no mistake—when the courts become a place where citizens are punished for daring to question the law,...
Read moreDetailsGuyanese Democracy Demands More Than a Declaration
The 2025 Elections may be over for the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), but the process that led to the declaration,...
Read moreDetailsAfrican Guyanese Deserve Respect, Not Insults from PPP Leaders
As a trade unionist and as a Guyanese, I respect without reservation the constitutional right of every citizen to freedom...
Read moreDetailsNot in My Name-Lennox Craig and PM Mark Phillips Do Not Represent Black Pride
I stand here today, boiling with righteous fury, to declare not in my name, not in the name of the...
Read moreDetailsGECOM Must Safeguard the Ballot or Face the People’s Wrath
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has to be mindful it is not colluding with the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) or...
Read moreDetailsGECOM’s Cellphone Policy Threatens Ballot Secrecy, Undermines Democracy
The recent decision by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to allow voters to bring cellphones into voting booths is not...
Read moreDetailsStop the March to One-Party Dictatorship
No political party must ever be allowed to gain a two-thirds majority in Guyana’s National Assembly. That kind of power...
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Guyanese Sovereignty Is Not Up for Debate or Foreign Approval
The recent statement by United States Ambassador Nicole D Theriot is a direct and brazen assault on the sovereignty of...
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