“The PPP/C is once again guilty of being discriminatory, racist, unfair, and uncaring”
Dear Editor, Just before the March 2020 General and Regional Elections, the PPP/C promulgated that once given the opportunity to...
Lima Sands, Essequibo teacher joins a list of outstanding tech influencers in Guyana
24 year old grade 6 teacher, Kerryann Rose hails from the community of Lima Sands in Essequibo. Ms Rose shared...
Is Guyana becoming an antidemocratic muslim state?
The Mayor of Georgetown is today answering charges in Guyana's courts because he dared to ask a tough question. The...
Ebony Ross has contributed six years of technology education to the children of her Parika community
Parika Learning pod club leader Eboni Ross is a mother of two wonderful children and more than 100 community children...
‘The elusive benefits of citizenship’
Last week I received two texts outlining the various benefits that the citizens of two oil rich Arab countries receive,...
One dominantion
And like echolalia parrots, the tunnel vision enclosure they exited, to brainlessly repeat as instructed. Where foremost, was the elite Uitvlugt University valedictorian, struggling to articulate the most elementary-The people denied reparation aren’t enduring discrimination. Hereinafter, was the Prime...
Hakeem Jeffries: His significance for the PPP Government
By GHK Lall The rise of Hakeem Jeffries to Democratic Leader in the U.S. House of Representatives has much significance...
Afro-Guyanese do not have to be subservient to survive in Guyana
African Guyanese live with a constant fear of being abused, arrested, killed by extrajudicial means or harassed if they dare...
Teacher and learning pod coach Sharmala Singh continues to inspire Lake Mainstay scholars
Managing a learning pod is not easy work, especially if one wants to do it well. Managing a learning pod...
STEMGuyana looking for new home, 24hrs notice…
Last evening the Government of Guyana notified not-for-profit organisation STEMGuyana via a phone to vacate the Sport Hall compound as...
