Quincy Anderson says surprise inspections expose the poor service and indifference citizens routinely face in government offices.
APNU and WIN skipped a national-interest meeting with President Ali, and Michael Younge calls the boycott pure grandstanding.
Vishnu Bisram says India turned down chances to take a permanent UN Security Council seat that later went to China.
Hamilton Green says Ali’s dream of food-production dominance is fanciful when Guyana is importing even avocados, bananas and mangoes.
Opposition MPs should attend the President’s committee meetings and report back, Mervin says, or only the PPP’s version survives.
Thandi McAllister says the Opposition’s boycott of Ali’s foreign-relations meeting was cowardly grandstanding, not scrutiny.
Adron Pires says the Mohamed extradition hearing is being stretched intolerably while even one witness remains unfinished.