Latest update June 22nd, 2026 8:46 PM
Latest News
- Starmer quits as Labour leader and paves way for contest for new prime minister
- Ghanaian firm still to pay US$17M signing bonus for oil block – Minister Vickram Bharrat
- Canadian firm’s uranium project in Guyana named top pick at Bermuda investor event
- Mohamed questions Kwakwani $1.4 billion housing initiative amid fresh flooding
- Trump threatens Iran with fresh strikes as JD Vance leads peace talks in Switzerland
“No. Not in my name.”
DEAR EDITOR,
Andaiye often said that silence could be construed as a political act. Silence has seemed the sensible course while we waited for the election results to be processed and announced. Now that the process has been subverted, it is time to speak.
What has taken place in Guyana in the past 48 hours is the political equivalent of a toddler covering his face and believing that he cannot be seen. It fools no one. There will be those who are prepared to accommodate or overlook the irregularities. I am not one of them.
To David Granger who is essentially claiming a second term, to the officials at GECOM who have departed from the verification of SOPs in Region 4, and to any others abetting these actions by their silence, I echo Andaiye’s statement many years ago and say, as one Guyanese: “No. Not in my name.”
Yours faithfully,
Isabelle de Caires
Share this:
Discover more from Kaieteur News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
Sir. Ronald Sanders
The GHK Lall Column
Weekend Cartoon
