A WIN backer says Azruddin Mohamed offers bolder opposition politics and must start by appointing a permanent Chancellor and CJ.
Guyana can use oil to cut poverty, Zafar writes, but only if politics stop punishing dissent and let durable institutions work.
After APNU/PNC's poor result and defections, Norton should face a membership leadership review like party leaders do in Canada and the Caribbean.
After the MV Barima disaster, Zafar says Guyana should fund an Indigenous-led coastal volunteer rescue system communities control.
Zafar says Guyana’s courts gut habeas corpus when they quietly extend detention before hearing liberty challenges.
Guyana’s oil boom is entrenching patronage and institutional decay, Zafar warns, unless a new opposition coalition breaks the cycle.
Walton-Desir’s exclusion from a parliamentary committee has no constitutional basis, Zafar writes, and violates equal participation.
Grossi is the only truly electable UN chief candidate because Washington’s backing is decisive, M. Shabeer Zafar writes.
Credible abuse allegations against MP Deon La Cruz demand swift party action, Zafar writes, not private handling or delay.
M. Shabeer Zafar says WIN and Azruddin Mohamed offer the coalition and constitutional reset Guyana needs in 2030.