MV BARIMA: THE TEST OF OUR GOVERNMENT’S CREDIBILITY by HON. ALBERT BALDEO
Dear Editor, August 18 marked one month since the MV Barima tragedy. The state-owned, reportedly uninsured, 87-year-old vessel was travelling...
Mahipaul Demands Answers on MV Barima Salvage Process
A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Member of Parliament Ganesh Mahipaul is demanding greater transparency from the Government over the planned...
British Corporation Continued Trafficking Enslaved Africans to Guyana Decades After Abolition
By Chris Osuh (The Guardian)- When Britain abolished slavery, plantation owners from powerful families notoriously received huge sums in compensation,...
Anderson Intervention Strengthened Executive Grip on Judiciary- Dr. Jeffrey
Former People’s Progressive Party (PPP) government minister and political scientist Dr. Henry Jeffrey is accusing Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)...
Bulbine Natalensis – Uses, Side Effects, and More
(WebMD) Overview Bulbine natalensis is a succulent plant that grows in parts of South Africa. The root, leaf, and stem...
WTC Georgetown to Host International Trade and Investment Conference
The World Trade Centre Georgetown (WTCG) will host its International Trade and Investment Conference from October 19 to 23, 2026, bringing...
Berbice River communities receive machinery to expand production
Farmers across eight Berbice River communities are set to expand their agricultural operations with the support of new machinery handed...
BIT training opens doors of employment, entrepreneurship for Region One, Two residents
For 30-year-old Eshwar Doedat of Region Two, completing the six months welding and fabrication course through the Board of Industrial...
Ambassador Rodrigues-Birkett outlines strategy to ‘move the needle’ on UN peace efforts
Guyana’s candidate for United Nations (UN) Secretary-General, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett said a closer examination of previous peace efforts could help...
Interrogating the Culture “Fully Dunce” Revaluing our Identify
Dear Editor, The word ‘dunce’ has always had a fixed address in our local lexicon. The summer holidays are almost...
