It has become fashionable for people aligned to the major opposition party or who are anti-PPP/C to explain every social situation through the prism of race of racial discrimination. There is a tendency to pluck an issue out of its historical context and then begin to ruminate on it. This is not the right way to analyze situations for salience. Rather, there should be a shift in focus on adopting a contextual approach to any matter. In addition, the use of emotive language with the implicit intention of trying to extract a particular decision, could hardly deserve any serious attention.
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On 1st March 2017, Justices Yonette Cummings-Edwards and Roxane George-Wiltshire SC were appointed to act as Chancellor and Chief Justice, respectively, by President David Granger. Six years later, the two ladies, even as they continue to provide uninterrupted services in the positions, are yet to be appointed as substantive holders of the offices. The non-appointment of these justices is discriminatory.
Enrique Livan, the Guyana Elections Elections Commission (GECOM) Information Technology (IT) officer who was implicated in doctoring votes for District Four during the March 2020 General and Regional Elections, on Monday refused to testify before the