Columns
Those saying we should not fight and demand what’s justly ours are part of the problem
Today I note the struggle of African labour. The three-month-old Irfaan Ali government seems bent on pursuing the politics of...
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It’s the Oil Wealth, Stupid!
I woke up this morning to the following headline from Demerara Waves “US approves possible sale of four helicopters to...
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WE MUST ALL BOW OUR HEADS IN COLLECTIVE SHAME
The blame for the lack of progress in the Henry murders ought not to be placed singularly at the feet...
Read moreMismanagement of the Covid crisis
By Mark Devonish The Covid-19 mismanagement by President Donald Trump may very well be the double-edged sword that cuts short...
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A review of David Granger’s Public Policy: the crisis of governance in Guyana. ISBN: 978-976-8178-41-1.
David Granger’s Public Policy: the crisis of governance in Guyana sets out to show how “…governance staggers when public policy...
Read morePPP has failed on five fronts thus far
As a kid, I was overly confident for my years. My self-confidence was just there for all to see, overflowing...
Read moreSURVIVAL OR HEROIC DEATH: INSIDE THE BATTLE FOR A PROFESSIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE
When President David Arthur Granger announced the date for national regional elections on September 27, 2019, one of Guyana’s best...
Read moreShort of shame in African decade past government did nothing to help & we didn’t force them
We are in the “International Decade for People of African Descent” (2015-2024) as declared by the United Nations (UN). The...
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A review of David Granger’s The Troubles: the secondary impact of criminal violence.
The first decade of the 21st century, perhaps, was the Guyana’s bloodiest. The exact number of persons murdered during this...
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Gov’t must reveal dealings behind Kaieteur & Canje blocks signed in 2015
We the people must continue to fight for transparency and accountability in government regardless of who is in office. It...
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