Future Notes
“The practitioners of ‘divide and rule’ in ‘One Guyana’”
Lest one is misled, the comment reportedly made by United States Ambassador to Guyana, Ms. Sarah-Ann Lynch, (‘US Ambassador sees...
Read moreDetails‘Co-operatives, inequality and poverty’
“The co-operative ideal is as old as human society. It is the idea of conflict and competition as a principle...
Read moreDetails‘Lets talk ‘facts’ Mr. CEO’
Demerara Waves reported that on the opening day of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the 2020 elections (COI), the...
Read moreDetails‘The Prime Minister’s political will’
The question of social inequality is one of the most pressing and enduring global issues in the contemporary field of...
Read moreDetails“Did Guyana ‘return to democracy’”?
Recently the Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) referred to what is taking place in Guyana as ‘stone age’ politics, and...
Read moreDetails‘The elderly in a structural vice’
Last week I pointed to some significant promises that had been made to the elderly but unfortunately not been fulfilled,...
Read moreDetails‘The elderly: forgotten promises’
Guyana’s 2012 National Report on Aging (NRA) promised to ‘spare no efforts to promote human rights and fundamental freedoms of...
Read moreDetails“Norton and the PPP ‘runaway train’”
It is commonplace for the People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) government, even by some of its usual supporters, to be referred...
Read moreDetails‘The PPP’s political razzmatazz’
‘Sport alone cannot ensure peace or solve complex social problems. Sport should be positioned, instead, as a highly effective tool...
Read moreDetails‘Guyanese want Universal Basic Income’
The 2021 Pulse of Democracy in Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) survey is not surprisingly being spun in Guyana to...
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