Future Notes
‘Supermajority immunity and change’
A few weeks ago, Mr. Ralph Ramkarran claimed that the constitutional immunity of the president is a ‘diabolical travesty ......
Read moreDetails‘The PPP’s democratic deficit’
By pure chance - and some would add a great deal of APNU+AFC coalition political incompetence - the PPP has...
Read moreDetails‘The PPP’s approach is fatal’
Since about 2000. the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has been using all manner of undemocratic and discriminatory means to force...
Read moreDetails‘The programmatic suppression of Africans’
Guyana’s government delegation to the opening of the Third Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in...
Read moreDetails‘Defanging the Integrity Commission at a Time of Concern.’
Guyana’s 1997 Integrity Commission Act sought to make provisions for the purpose of ‘securing the integrity of those in public...
Read moreDetails‘Constitutional reform: fundamental changes required’
In which properly organised sport in this part of the universe does the following scenario presented by a Stabroek News...
Read moreDetails‘PNC leadership contest in context’
Last Tuesday, on Dr. David Hinds' Pol 101 programme, he asked for my take on the recent high-profile visits by...
Read moreDetails‘From communism to autocracy’
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) of Cheddi Jagan fell afoul of the West in the era of containment of communism,...
Read moreDetails‘The heirs of Cheddi Jagan’
‘The most important problem in the present relationship between the public servants and the government is not whether the former...
Read moreDetails‘Constitutional reforms: help for the layman’
It is my position that so long as governance in Guyana remains largely autocratic, social management will continue to be...
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