Last Updated on Saturday, 26 December 2015, 21:02 by GxMedia by David Hinds For any society to advance it has to settle a fundamental question—Who Governs? Such a settlement is even more urgent in countries, such as Guyana, which are deeply polarized along ethno-racial and political lines. From the time of the split of the nationalist movement in 1955, this ...

Last Updated on Saturday, 26 December 2015, 21:02 by GxMedia by David Hinds The PPP has, since the results of the last elections, discovered the virtues of proportionality. It’s their new mantra. They placed it at the top of the tripartite agenda. They have now asked the court to pronounce on allocation of seats on the parliamentary committees. So far ...

Last Updated on Saturday, 26 December 2015, 21:02 by GxMedia by Carl B. Greenidge I read with utter fascination the account in the March 5th Edition of Demerara Waves an account of The Catholic Church’s contribution to views on the actions of the government and its Ministers in the aftermath of the debate on the two financial papers (7 & ...

Last Updated on Saturday, 26 December 2015, 21:02 by GxMedia BY NIGEL HUGHES I read with some bemusement of the government, peopled exclusively by PPP/C members and supporters, seeking the intervention of the Courts on the basis that the “Composition of the Committee of selection is violative of the principle of proportionality as contemplated by the Constitution”.