What of our women?
Editor: Statistics say that women make up approximately 50% of our population and even more importantly 50% of persons who are able to vote. Statistic...
13 November 2020
What of our women?
Editor: Statistics say that women make up approximately 50% of our population and even more importantly 50% of persons who are able to vote. Statistic...
SVG Elections – A Grassroots Analysis – part 1
Editor: I am not a political pundit; nor am I one of those persons with an axe to grind. Instead I wish to give a balanced perspective of SVG election...
10 November 2020
Is 70 votes a mandate to Govern?
EDITOR: What a relief! The elections have ended. Congratulations to the Unity Labour Party on their victory. A win is a win based on the rules of the ...
The real winners of this elections
EDITOR: Permit me to forward an objective postmortem of the general elections held last week and the winners it revealed. Of outstanding performanc...
Another call to repair Yambou Road before catastrophe strikes
Editor: A letter was published in the media on Thursday July 9th 2020 entitled ‘Yambou Road Needs Serious Attention’ and on the Friday 10th of Jul...
What Aristotle teaches us of the ULP’s victory
EDITOR: Following the November 5, 2020 General Elections, Vincentians reflect on a most riveting and nail-biting culmination of the elections results ...
07 November 2020
Elections 2020 – Where do we go from here?
EDITOR: Once again, congratulations are in order to the Comrade and his team for creating history, not only in SVG, but in the region, for setting an...
NDP refuses to make fundamental changes required for mass appeal
Editor: Unsurprisingly NDP has lost the elections and I expect that rather than introspection and an objective analysis they will likely be blaming ev...
03 November 2020
Election Watch – Part 3
by MISC OF THE NINE SEATS already analyzed, Elections Watch has so far called five seats for the ULP and four seats for the NDP. Part three will c...
Five-Star General?
by PETERWICKHAM THE TITLE of this article is borrowed from one of the ULP’s campaign slogans and should not be interpreted as an assertion, but a...
