Eye On Guyana
Power Belongs to the People, Not a Few
This year marks a century since the trade union movement began the fight for one-man-one-vote. The right to vote is...
Read moreDetailsThe National Assembly Must Sit: Respecting the Constitution Is Non-Negotiable
The Guyana Constitution must be allowed to function. Its relevance and application should be actively discussed, enabling the ventilation of...
Read moreDetailsChristmas in a Rich Guyana Feels Harder Than Ever
Six years ago this month, when Guyana began producing oil, the nation looked to the future with hope and anticipation....
Read moreDetailsWorkers Bearing the Cost of Poverty and Political Exclusion
The 2025 Inter-American Development Bank report on Ten Findings about Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean revealed statistics that...
Read moreDetailsGuyana Cannot Thrive While Its People Are Ignored
In 2025, Guyana stands at a crossroads. The path before us is marred by inequality, corruption, and neglect of the...
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Guyanese Must Unite and Demand Action to Halt Rising Poverty
Last month, the Inter-American Development Bank released its Ten Findings about Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean, revealing that...
Read moreDetailsBlocked at Every Turn – The Struggle for African Economic Self‑Determination
The African economy is in trouble not because Africans are lazy. It is not only chattel slavery that adversely impacted...
Read moreDetailsDirect Oil Benefits/Cash Transfer Must Reach the People
While Guyana brags about pumping 900,000 barrels of oil a day, more than half the country’s people are still struggling...
Read moreDetailsThe Influx of Migrants and The Threat to Guyanese Stability
The October 26, 2025 bombing of a gas station in Georgetown, allegedly by a Venezuelan national and accomplices, though described...
Read moreDetailsWhen Justice Becomes Political A Nation Is On The Brink
The clandestine move last Friday by the State to arrest the Mohameds and have them face extradition was no surprise....
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