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Recipes for fixing our ‘broken country’ and its ‘broken leadership’
Dear Editor,
Stabroek News of Saturday December 2, 2017 carried a letter by Audryanna Thomas titled: “Narrative for 2020 Elections…” and an article by Narcelis Rozema Elkins titled: “Abuse and Broken Leadership” which I found most interesting, topical and obviously very relevant to the be-devilling issues facing our stagnant country. I therefore commend these two brave women and would like to beseech our leaders to pay keen interest and take appropriate action without any procrastination.
There can be no doubt that our apparently permanently divided and ‘broken country’ needs a ‘one- party government’ to provide the kind of self-less leadership that can heal our self-inflicted wounds. The old-style finger-pointing politics and appeals to narrow, selfish interests have proven for far too long that new recipes are required to create the Singaporean style of leadership and development we desperately need in our dear land of Guyana!
Nowrang Persaud
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