Eye On Guyana
Error or no error, the stakes are too high for Prime Minister Gonsalves’ mistake to be acceptable
St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves must do the decent thing and remove himself forthwith from the...
Read moreDetailsOnce again, the PPP has exposed its dark side
Vice President (VP) Bharrat Jagdeo in his recent press conference has revealed his and the Irfaan Ali regime’s intolerance to...
Read moreDetailsJagdeo and the PPP regime will be held accountable for Burke’s safety
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) is clearing its pathway to full fledged dictatorship, and this should be a concern to...
Read moreDetailsCARICOM/CELAC did not serve Guyana’s best interest- reinforcing 1899 Arbitral Award and ICJ’s Role
1) Essequibo is not disputed land! 2) Every square inch of Essequibo belongs to Guyana as was settled by Arbitral Award in 1899; 3)...
Read moreDetailsGuyanese must rise from passivity on matters of poor governance and inept opposition politics
Government could only go as far as the people, who participate in the election process, forgo their civic duty and...
Read moreDetailsAn open letter to our men and women in uniform
I am not afraid to say what I am about to say. As a trade unionist I have a responsibility...
Read moreDetailsAli and Jagdeo’s actions and inactions suggest more in the mortar than pestle
At a time when Guyanese need a peaceful and cohesive environment, when Venezuela threatens our nation-state, creating angst among the...
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Let’s invoke Critchlow’s spirit of resistance and struggle to confront Jagdeo/Ali’s excesses and discrimination
In 2023, after 118 years from the formation of the first trade union in British Guiana by the late great...
Read moreDetailsJagdeo must provide explanation for his non-attendance to Parliament, failure to cast vote condemning Venezuela’s aggression
People’s Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary and Guyana’s Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo at his press conference last Thursday sought to...
Read moreDetailsGTUC’s 1998 recommendations to Govt on issues of border security remain relevant in 2023
The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) on 24th September 1998, following engagement with the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government on the...
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