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Every American election cycle, the United States gets a chance to pound its chest and thumb its nose at the...

As villagers of Litchfield, West Coast Berbice take time out to  honour the memory of their ancestors, their struggles and...

  Public security has always been the Achilles’ heel of the People’s Political Party Civic (PPPC) in Government. The PPPC,...

  I write to satisfy a personal need for knowledge and clarity and hope that in the process, those interested...

Joe Biden is President-elect of America. Half of the American electorate is breathing a sigh of relief. Despite polling which...

By Mark Devonish   It is part of our history. Our dark history. Our dark and painful history. Betided in...

I began paying special attention to the United States’ (U.S) presidential election when the votes started coming in and President...

Today I note the struggle of African labour. The three-month-old Irfaan Ali government seems bent on pursuing the politics of...

I woke up this morning to the following headline from Demerara Waves “US approves possible sale of four helicopters to...

The blame for the lack of progress in the Henry murders ought not to be placed singularly at the feet...