After a grim roll call of Guyanese tragedies, Rawle A. Small says empathy comforts, but only remorse drives justice and change.
President Ali must think beyond today’s scandals and ask what kind of Guyana his children will inherit, Rawle A. Small writes.
Jagdeo reshaped Guyana with rare political vision and strategic instinct, and now should deepen the moral side of his legacy.
Rawle A. Small says BRAVE was built to help men reflect and grow, not to treat them as problems or future risks.
Rawle A. Small says the ministry used his PAR programme planning and then froze the project without paying for a year of work.
Rawle A. Small says Guyana still has not shown how citizens’ data will be protected from identity theft across linked state systems.
Digitizing health, policing and social services without privacy laws invites data abuse and identity theft, Rawle A. Small warns.