Future Notes
‘From principles to practice’
In my last column I argued that to be considered legitimate, governments must result from rules that are the outcome...
Read moreDetails‘Principles of national consultation’
Last week, a press statement from the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance published some draft electoral laws which it...
Read moreDetails‘Political abomination’
Commenting on the oral presentation of a forthcoming paper ‘The judiciary and the 2020 elections in Guyana’ by political scientists...
Read moreDetails‘A dangerous delusion’
In his endorsement of Mr. Joseph Harmon for the leadership of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), Mr. Roysdale Forde...
Read moreDetails‘For the PNCR’s congress agenda’
As the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) prepares for its congress, it is the only political party that could stand...
Read moreDetails‘Wishing Aubrey Norton well’
Last Wednesday evening, Dr. David Hinds used his usual Pol. 101 on Kams TV to hold a virtual town hall...
Read moreDetails‘Racism anywhere is racism everywhere’
In 2016, when former President David Granger appeared set to rename anything, he set his sights upon and controversy broke...
Read moreDetails‘Immunization in Guyana’
The following statement that I made as Minister of Health and Labour at the Pan-American Health Organisation Conference in 2000...
Read moreDetails‘Orin Boston and the growing autocracy’
What happened to Mr. Orin Boston must be placed squarely upon a politically orientated, disjointed police management system. When this...
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‘Is Guyana a democracy?’
September 15th is designated International day of Democracy by the United Nations and as is to be expected, counterfeit democrats...
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