Opinion

Women and the City Constabulary

The Georgetown City Constabulary has spent the past few days trying to defend its archaic and discriminatory policy against women, which insists on a two-year probationary period and makes becoming pregnant within that period a firing offence.

After appointment to Globe Trust Board it was Clive Thomas who drew ACDA’s attention to its bankrupt state

Dear Editor,   While I don’t envy Mr Clement Rohee, General Secretary of the PPP/C in his new role as opposition politician and I respect his right to engage, critisise and attack the new government policies or the actions of government officials, this gentleman has a moral and political responsibility to give accurate and correct information at his press briefings.

Recalling the early days of the PPP

Dear Editor,   Pandit Ramlall, a stalwart of the PPP, is among a few old timers from the PPP foundation years of the 1950s who are still around, and from whom one can gather a treasure of data on aspects of the party’s activism in the rural areas of the Corentyne and the overall struggle for Guyana’s independence.

Remaining accountable

This newspaper accepts – and it has said so previously – that the new administration will take some time to ‘catch its length,’ (to use a well-worn cricketing term) and that it will make errors (for which it will have to take responsibility, of course) and make decisions that will probably not meet with the approval of many, and in some instances, perhaps even most people.

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