Editorial
Constitutional Commissions Safeguard Democracy
In an era where accountability and transparency are paramount, the constitutional government commissions of Guyana stand as vital pillars of...
Read moreDetailsGuyana Risks Sliding Toward Autocracy
In our nation, democracy rests on the principle that the power lies with the people, allowing them to govern themselves,...
Read moreDetailsUmbrage for its failure
The PPP government has taken umbrage to my reference to its failure to address the situation of poverty facing the...
Read moreDetailsITUNI “GOVERNMENT MUST FARLEY RETURN TO COMMUNITIES FROM WHICH IT TAKES ”
In August of 2020, the Minister of Natural Resources told the people of Ituni and surrounding communities of the Sub-region,...
Read moreDetailsMedical Care Is A Right, Not A Privilege
In our nation, the conversation surrounding the health care rights of prison inmates — both those serving sentences and those...
Read moreDetailsDemocracy Demands an Opposition Leader’s Role
In the heart of our nation's governance lies a fundamental truth: democracy requires a vibrant and functional opposition. The very...
Read moreDetailsUnity in Heritage: Why Our National Motto Must Endure
In a time of heightened political branding and divisive rhetoric, the sanctity of our national identity must be preserved. The...
Read moreDetailsA Parliament Held Hostage
The failure to elect a Leader of the Opposition in Guyana’s 13th Parliament is not a procedural oversight. It is...
Read moreDetailsYour decisions without meaningful involvement or plans are not helpful to our democracy.
In 2012, when a decision was made, without meaningful involvement of the people of Linden, more so, one that threatened...
Read moreDetailsMaduro’s Exit Does Not End Guyana’s Challenges.
Some are saying what we saw in Venezuela this morning, "has begun and ended." Complacency is not an option at...
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