Lincoln Lewis Speaks
Quarter-million cash grant to former sugar workers is discriminatory
Trade unions or trade unionists, in principle, do not begrudge any employee or group of employees receiving an increase (raise)...
Read moreMinister Hamilton, take the scales from your eyes
Shortly after Joseph Hamilton’s ascension to office as Minister of Labour he walked around this country making known that on...
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Ancestral lands right pivotal to African empowerment
As villagers of Litchfield, West Coast Berbice take time out to honour the memory of their ancestors, their struggles and...
Read moreGov’t must reveal dealings behind Kaieteur & Canje blocks signed in 2015
We the people must continue to fight for transparency and accountability in government regardless of who is in office. It...
Read moreIt’s 1992 all over again- nation was forewarned, threatened by some PPP/C leaders
The two-month-old Irfaan Ali government seems bent on pursuing the politics of victimization, recrimination and discrimination. Who have not yet...
Read moreFrontline healthcare workers are heroes not sacrificial lambs-they need support of all
Self-preservation is mankind’s strongest emotions. Healthcare workers are human beings and they have a basic, fundamental entitlement to safety and...
Read moreThey are not low life, hungry belly, or dogs – they are nurses
Some reactions in social media to our nurses protesting for better working conditions show how divided the society is, how...
Read more54-46 Was His Number
Two Fridays ago Frederick “Toots” Hibbert left this early plain at age 77. Death forces us to review the lives...
Read moreThe 60s racial strife was ugly, my family suffered; Guyana won’t survive a repeat
I am a child of West Coast Berbice (WCB). Members of my family were victims of the 1960s hate crimes...
Read morePaying Homage to Guyana’s sons- Joel and Isaiah Henry
There can be no peace in this land of ours unless every single citizen, every person within the confines of...
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