Guyana: A country at the cross-roads We have asked Mr Khemraj Ramjattan and Raphael Trotman, executive members of the PPP and PNC to do monthly columns for our newspaper on topics of their choice. Related Links: Civil Society Letters Menu Archival Menu The workings and image of our Parliament must be improved April 24, 2005 Commission must be appointed to answer several questions January 30, 2005 This is not what I bargained for June 26, 2004 Holidays are not the only way of paying tribute The Delivery of Justice April 17, 2004 Women must proceed fearlessly to right historical wrongs April 3, 2004 A tale of two countries March 20, 2004 What an outrage! March 6, 2004 In defence of a comrade February 7, 2004 Whatever happened to the process of thinking through things...? January 31, 2004 Disrepair and disrespect January 11, 2004 Let us subscribe to the ideology of human rights December 16, 2003 Mature politics requires leadership challenges November 17, 2003 An Unforgetable American Journey September 6, 2003 There is much at stake in the potential exploration of the Guiana Basin for oil July 19, 2003 W[h]ither the state? June 30, 2003 Jobs and opportunities must be found for our youths June 17, 2003 Communique spawns new 'Upper House type' thresholds of scrutiny, accountable governance May 24, 2003 Suffer the little children May 24, 2003 Electricity rates fixing April 26, 2003 Only scrutiny can enhance professionalism March 22, 2003 Guyana a symbol of unity March 15, 2003 Preservation and perseverance February 15, 2003 'Stretched out Magazine' February 15, 2003 We must be bound by our contracts and treaties December 7, 2002 Saving Private Ryan Thompson December 7, 2002 Guyana is a fledging democracy, it must learn quickly November 16, 2002 Guyana: A country at the cross-roads November 9, 2002 If you do not see the 'Guyana: Land of Six Peoples' drop-down menu on the left then please click here to enter through the front door which will give you additional options and information.