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By Carlena Knight Carlena.knight@antiguaobserver.com The chance of incumbent St Peter MP, Asot Michael, seeing success as an independent candidate in the upcoming general election is unlikely. This is the view of political analyst Peter Wickham, based on recent polling he conducted in St Peter with Caribbean Development Research Services (CADRES)…
Robert A. Emmanuel robert.emmanuel@antiguaobserver.com Democratic National Alliance (DNA) candidate for the St John’s Rural West, Stephen Richardson will have to rely heavily on his individual character and platform if he expects to make political headway within his constituency. That was the opinion of political analysts Peter Wickham, Linley Winter and…
Popular talk show host and political scientist Peter Wickham said he is not contemplating any legal action against Starcom Network for terminating his services as moderator of its radio call-in programme Down to BrassTacks.Wickham, who said he was not surprised at the decision, admitted he was disappointed at the way in which the station treated him. He said on Monday his dismissal was more a moral issue than a legal one.“This thing doesn’t really have any legal implications. We had a contract that allowed for termination on either side on relatively short notice, so the issue for me is mo...
Moderator Peter Wickham will no longer be a part of the Down to BrassTacks radio programme on Starcom Network. Shortly you will all know the place where I am going. Stay tuned Sharing the news on his social media today, October 31, Wickham,
A human rights and gender rights advocate has called on Neil Rowe to do the “ethical” thing and step down as Member of Parliament for St Michael North West.Felicia Dujon has contended that the rape charge he faces leaves him unable to efficiently represent his constituents.“This is a very serious crime [he is accused of] . . . . so the ethical thing for him to do is to deal with his personal matter. Whatever time he needs he has to do that, but you can’t be standing up in Parliament or you can’t be serving people knowing that you have those grievous charges on your head,” she said ...