Future Notes
‘Constitutional reform: subsidiarity’
Today I will consider the broader subject of devolution, local democracy, etc. and suggest that although over the years much...
Read moreDetails‘Constitutional reform: dominance and representation’
Claiming that it was government’s property, a few days ago the Peoples’ Progressive Party administration cunningly dismantled the Peoples’ National...
Read moreDetails‘Constitutional reform: a consensual approach’
If they are going to be held properly accountable at some point in the constitutional reform process, the political leadership...
Read moreDetails‘Oligarchic political parties doing as they please’
In terms of the way Guyanese do politics, the pending process of constitutional reform could be positively transformative. Last week...
Read moreDetailsConstitutional reform: step one
Constitutional reform moved a stage further with the passing of the Constitutional Reform Act last November, and all stakeholders should...
Read moreDetailsHarry Nawbatt’s ‘One Guyana’
Writing in response to my Village Voice article ‘Mocha Madness,’ Mr. Harry Nawbatt claimed that Cheddi Jagan made a mistake...
Read moreDetails‘Minister Hamilton’s dilemma’
It is my experience that when someone says ‘I have no apologies to make’ about something they have done or...
Read moreDetailsMocha madness’
From the highest to the lowest levels of state decision-making, the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) cannot win political consensus that...
Read moreDetails‘I beg to differ’
On the second anniversary of the historical storming of the United States Congress by supporters of former president Donald Trump...
Read moreDetails‘Mr. Norton why should I believe you?’
Most of us are aware that the complications arising from ethnic political allegiances are the major problems in Guyana today....
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