2009-6-28: AFC Column - “An Amerindian Affair by Raphael Trotman, MP & AFC Leader” 
The PPP/C activists are busy at spreading a ridiculous rumour that the AFC intends to close the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs when it gets into government. However, as our leaders and activists move through these communities we learn that the rumour is ineffective and we learn as well of the real suffering of the indigenous people that the government does not want the world to know about. Where did this rumour emanate? It most likely had to do to with a stated AFC position that the current thrust of the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs seems simply to keep the Amerindian communities quiet and placated, rather than staying true to its mission of uplifting the lives of the Amerindian people, socially, culturally, and economically. Read More...

2009-6-21: AFC Column - “Some things that bother me” By Sheila Holder, MP and
AFC Vice-Chair
A SELF-INTERESTED GUYANESE CULTURE
Guyanese have inculcated a culture of finding individual solutions to the myriad national problems we face. Take for instance the national grid. GPL has been falling terribly short of providing a reliable supply of electricity for decades but instead of devising a national solution to this economically and socially debilitating situation householders and businesses, who can afford it, come up with individual solutions by purchasing their own generators. This they do with the encouragement of government. .Read More....

2009-6-14: AFC Column- MINISTERIAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND  RESPONSIBILITY  by Khemraj Ramjattan, AFC Chairman 
The Westminster democratic system of government, with whatever imperfections it may have, is still as good as any that can possibly be had.  Difficulties and challenges will abound in any community of men as to how that community should be organized and ordered. Because men are not angels! In a community which is heterogeneous and plural as Guyana, the challenges are multiplied. Read More....