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stabroek news april 14, 2019 Tabitha Sarabo-Halley (Department of Public Information photo) As the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) yesterday called on Guyanese youth to firmly press for their inclusion in government and policy making processes, party sources confirmed that it has recommended that Tabitha Sarabo-Halley replace Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine as…
Continue readingApr 14, 2019 Features / Columnists, Hinds’ Sight with Dr. David Hinds The current political impasse is partly the result of the failure to push forward with constitutional reform. A constitution has to be a living document that is constantly reviewed to bring it in line with the changes in the society….
Continue readingBy Guyana Chronicle April 13, 2019 Tabitha Sarabo-Halley WITH Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine’s resignation from the Parliament, his party – the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) has identified a replacement but is awaiting confirmation from President David Granger. Dr. Roopnaraine, and former Public Service and Education Minister, tendered his resignation recently in…
Continue readingstabroek news By Zoisa Fraser April 7, 2019 Dr David Hinds The disagreements over what constitutes a majority for a no-confidence vote (NCV) and the indecisiveness over the implementation of the provision barring dual citizens from serving as Members of Parliament (MPs) are evidence of the urgent need for another round of…
Continue readingstabroek news April 8, 2019 Irfaan Ali PPP/C presidential candidate Irfaan Ali should urgently address concerns about the authenticity of his academic qualifications since his integrity is on the line, Working People’s Alliance (WPA) executive Dr David Hinds says. The political analyst and Professor of Politics at Arizona State University explained…
Continue readingApr 10, 2019 Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon One of the most nationally known citizens in this country said a thing to me that, days after, caused me to think of how destructive party politics is to poor, underdeveloped Guyana. This individual is well respected in Guyana and, in my estimation, has…
Continue readingFeb 11, 2019 Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon There is no other country like Guyana. Its silent, scared majority, idiotic ubiquity, funny sides, unwanted tragedies, cries of anguish, shambolic governance, lawless lives, illogical thinking and clownish acts have few parallels around the globe. You encounter some crazy stuff here and you shake…
Continue readingPosted by: Denis Chabrol in Culture, Economy, Education, News, Politics, Race & Class February 10, 2019 Two US-based political science professors have strongly recommended education and ethnic impact assessments to close wealth gaps among Guyana’s races, and constitutional reform to help Guyana resolve decades-old politically charged differences. However, former President Donald Ramotar of the People’s Progressive Party said Guyana…
Continue readingBy Tarron Khemraj stabroek news feb 10, 2019 By now everyone is aware the Chief Justice ruled that the no-confidence vote stands. This means, according to the constitution, the Cabinet must resign and enable elections to be held in ninety days. However, President Granger made it clear at Vreed-en-Hoop that he will…
Continue readingBy Ralph Ramkarran stabroek news feb 10, 2019 I usually post these articles on Facebook on Saturday evenings. Articles dealing with political issues usually attract a great deal of comment. Those which criticize the Government are usually overwhelmed by criticisms of the views that I express. I do not normally respond because…
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