Lincoln Lewis says Azruddin Mohamed’s detention shows a dangerous slide toward repression that threatens every citizen’s rights.
Lincoln Lewis remembers Robert Corbin as a rare politician who could disagree sharply without contempt or personal hostility.
Lincoln Lewis says oil wealth and migration could leave Guyanese marginalised in their own country unless development becomes truly inclusive.
Lincoln Lewis urges Guyanese to organize now so the new Development Bank does not become a PPP slush fund for a privileged few.
Lincoln Lewis says Guyana’s oil boom will deepen division unless Article 13 is enforced with real power-sharing.
Lincoln Lewis says Azruddin Mohamed’s arrests show the PPP and police are tearing down democratic guardrails in Guyana.
Lincoln Lewis says the Ali/Jagdeo regime is using police power and the Linden Bridge toll to persecute opponents and Africans.
Lincoln Lewis says MV Barima workers were victims of a deadly system, not the cause of the ferry disaster.
Lincoln Lewis says oil wealth is being diverted to “friends, family and favourites” while most Guyanese are shut out.
Lincoln Lewis says constitutional reform is illegitimate while Article 119A is ignored and citizens are kept ignorant of the Constitution.