Eye On Guyana
We Must Galvanise and Demand Our Collective 50% Share of Oil Profits
Guyanese were made aware as early as July that the nation was entitled to a 50 percent share of oil...
Read moreDetailsSpeak Up: There Is Dignity in Doing What Is Right
Last February, I had cause to address the matter of speaking out and standing for what is just and fair....
Read moreDetailsEmancipation Is Not a Holiday—It Is a Call to Continue the Struggle
Every August 1, we commemorate one of humanity's greatest triumphs over oppression. Full Emancipation in 1838 was not handed down...
Read moreDetailsEvery MV Barima Voyage Was a Death Trip: The Workers Were Victims Too
The nation rightly mourns the many souls lost aboard the MV Barima. We grieve with the families who will forever...
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One Guyana? Not Under This Regime
Guyana stands at a dangerous crossroads. As unprecedented oil wealth flows into the Treasury, growing numbers of citizens are being...
Read moreDetailsConstitutional Reform Begins with Constitutional Compliance
In light of the government's recent announcement that it is proceeding with constitutional reform, I am compelled to repeat a...
Read moreDetailsWorkers Must Wake Up Before They Become Strangers in Their Own Country
The state of workers in Guyana today cannot be examined in isolation from the actions of successive governments, particularly the...
Read moreDetailsCarolyn Rodrigues-Birkett Is Too Hyper-Partisan to Lead the United Nations
The Government of Guyana has embarked on an aggressive campaign to secure support for Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett's candidacy for Secretary-General of...
Read moreDetailsBERMINE Workers Wanted to Buy the Company They Built. PPP Denied Them
We live in a difficult time, a time when we are celebrating 60 years since we fought for independence. It...
Read moreDetailsHalf a Nation Cannot Be Shut Out of a Trillion-Dollar Economy
Guyana stands today at a dangerous crossroads. On one hand, we boast of unprecedented wealth, fuelled by oil revenues and...
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