Allan Fenty’s Column
Georgetown: Under intense scrutiny in the Committee of Supply in the National Assembly, Minister of State, Joseph Harmon defended allocations of over $95M budgeted for training. He explained this will…
So what is a Constitution anyway? For the purpose of this brief piece let’s settle on: “The document containing the body of principles and laws upon which a State is…
Some Caribbean Trakker readers might realize that it is editorial policy – influenced by governments’ appeal to patriotism and good business sense – for many newspapers to keep reports of…
Lovely and vivacious, but unemployed, thirty-year old Guyanese Sattie never paid much heed to all the talk about CARICOM integration. All through her late teens and twenties, she had to…
(Ten Years ago I prepared the following for another publication. TRAKKER Readers can see how themes remain constant) The Melas, Pushpanjalis, Nyrityageets lectures and debates to observe – if not…
Hello Trakker Readers, the views hereunder are really from one of my favourite, prominent businessmen in Georgetown. But they mirror my views significantly. Mr. T. Jadunauth is probably quite well-known…
Hello Trakker Readers, let me resume my more serious persona with this Brief. During the course of a Debate in Guyana’s Parliament months ago, which resulted in a rare consensus…
Now that nearly every cricketing nation is involved in some Tournament somewhere in the world, I thought I would resurrect a very short piece I produced nearly six years ago. …
This is but a brief, Brief on Guyana’s forty-third Republican Anniversary celebrations now concluding in the country as you read this. Frequently described as “MASHRAMANI”, the Republic’s Anniversary is celebrated…
(This “Valentine 2013” piece was written a few months ago. Never published. I share it with TRAKKER readers. Look, I swear I have ABSOUTELY NO IDEA, why a few naughty…
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