Presidential candidate of The New Movement (TNM) Dr Asha Kissoon believes that her party is the cure to the political disease that has been plaguing Guyana.
The single mother of a young boy, Kissoon said it was everything she saw wrong in her everyday life that pushed her to enter politics.
“I go to the market to buy greens and I don’t feel safe, I am looking around and wondering if somebody is going to rob me,” she told The Weekend in a recent interview. “I get in a bus and I am not safe. The driver is speeding, music is too loud, the conductor can’t conduct himself properly. I go into my workplace, Sophia Health Centre, and I am scared I can’t keep money on me because we are getting robbed all the time.
