Letters
OUR COURTS SHOULD REVIEW TWO OF ITS KEY PRACTICES.
Dear Editor Since the NCM in 2018, the courts have impacted on our political destiny as never before. This impact,...
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THE GUYANA ROTTED APPPLE CANNOT BE EATEN. Guyana must reject the diseased and rotted elections being foisted on the Guyanese people
Dear Editor, The following is written by well known journalist and daughter of Guyana Bibi Naraine. It captures the reality...
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Understanding racism in the context of Guyana —A conversation that needs to be had – Psychologist Wil Campbell
by Wil Campbell “It is important to judge people based on their merits, and the content of their character” not...
Read moreDetailsRegime change and deaths
Dear EditorI find no comfort in discourse in the Letters` Column since it is often used to personalize issues as...
Read moreDetailsLetter to the President of the United States
Dear Editor,I AM respectfully writing this open letter to the President of the United States of America His Excellency Donald...
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“…we are a free people, a people who have cast off the chains of oppression and colonization…”
by Amanza Walton DesirThe Constitution of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana is an enduring symbol of our nationhood. It testifies...
Read moreDetailsThe Chairman of GECOM keeps digging a hole for herself
By Aubrey NortonThere is a clear conflict between the Chairman of GECOM and the Chief Elections Officer who are supposed...
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We may not like the CCJ ruling but must use same to move forward — Lincoln Lewis
By Lincoln LewisTHE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) was approached to weigh in on our electoral process. There was reservation...
Read moreDetailsJUSTICE CLAUDETTE SINGH SHOULD FOLLOW THE GUYANA CONSTITUTION
by Richard Millington, Esq.Director of CommunicationsCaribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy (CGID)Recently, Guyana’s Chief Elections Officer, Mr. Keith Lowenfield, submitted the...
Read moreDetailsFOR THE LOVE OF COUNTRY
by Eugene Pursoo Grenada Ambassador to the UN (former) - 1990-1995 The phrase “For the love of country” is so overused...
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