Future Notes
‘Vincent Alexander and constitutional reform’
Friday I commented on presentations made at the Forbes Burnham Foundation’s Elvin McDavid Memorial Symposium 2024 ‘How can an Electoral...
Read moreDetails‘The Constitutional reform process’
This column has many times drawn attention to the fact that constitution making or remaking is not for amateurs, and...
Read moreDetails‘Suriname graduated: Guyana failed’
“The vast majority of Latin Americans (86%) live in electoral democracies such as Argentina and Brazil, and 4% live in...
Read moreDetails‘Federalism can increase racism’
With constitutional reform in the air, we must be prepared to be presented with all manner of diversions, particularly by...
Read moreDetails‘When shared governance is not!’
Last week in the ‘The roots of Jagan’s National Patriotic Front’ (VV: 25/08/2024. KN: 26/08/2024), I argued that notwithstanding the...
Read moreDetails‘The roots of Jagan’s National Patriotic Front’
Speaking of his proposal for shared governance constitutional reform, Mr. Ralph Ramkarran concluded that numerous ‘questions, suggestions and criticisms are...
Read moreDetails‘Clement Rohee: not much wiser’
Clement Rohee’s contribution ‘GECOM is capable of executing mandate’ (SN:15/08/2024) indicates well why Guyana is in its present perilous state....
Read moreDetails‘Elections skulduggery’
Elections rigging, is using ‘illegitimate and undemocratic means of tilting the playing field clearly in the favour of one party...
Read moreDetails‘African Guyanese identity and resistance’
Among others, I was invited to speak at the Eusi Kwayana Emancipation Symposium at Tipperary Hall, Buxton later today and...
Read moreDetails‘Biden, Harris and Guyana’
Leading is only one aspect of leadership: in the political arena ensuring that your constituency is most adequately led is...
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