DR HAMID GHANY

The recent electoral verdicts in Grenada and Barbados have confirmed the continued trend of peaceful democratic turnovers of power (Grenada) or renewals of power (Barbados).

There is an emerging debate about whether the senators appointed by the President in his own discretion under Section 40(2)(c) of the Constitution should or should not offer their resignations to the

This column is being written prior to the sitting of the Electoral College that would have elected Justice Anthony Carmona to be the fifth President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

With Justice Anthony Carmona as the sole nominee for the office of President of the Republic of T&T last Monday came an important shift in the political psychology of the country.

As I continue this series of articles on constitutional reform, it is useful to examine the challenges that have emerged on this subject over the years.

As my series of articles on constitutional reform continues today, it would be useful to examine the issues surrounding the demand for the introduction of proportional representation to replace the fi

With the Government of Trinidad and Tobago fast approaching the launch of its major constitutional reform exercise, I am continuing my series of articles that raises issues that may be considered rele

As the constitutional reform exercise draws nearer, based on comments being made by the Minister of Legal Affairs, Prakash Ramadhar, I am continuing a discourse started last week on some of the issues