SATYA PRAKASH
Tint Crackdown Marred by Claims of Favouritism and Political Interference
Yesterday morning, while travelling to Parika to perform funeral rites, I was stopped by police officers at the Den Amstel...
Read moreDetailsA Legacy That Deserves National Recognition-Professor Paloma Mohamed
As Professor Paloma Mohamed exits the University of Guyana in her capacity as Vice-Chancellor, Guyana ought to pause, reflect, and...
Read moreDetailsBBC World Questions Forum Highlights Governance Concerns in Guyana
Last evening, I attended BBC World Questions, hosted at the Pegasus Corporate Centre and Suites in Georgetown. The programme was...
Read moreDetailsThe Burnham Debate Guyana Needs — Not the One We Recycle
Freddie Kissoon’s latest column that was published in the Guyana Chronicle 23 February, 2026 on Forbes Burnham is not history;...
Read moreDetailsForbes Burnham: Architect of Sovereignty and Modern Guyana
Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham, Father of Our Nation and National Hero, remains one of the most consequential figures in the...
Read moreDetailsA Budget That Fails the People
The 2026 Budget of $1.558 trillion presented by the PPP Government should have marked a turning point for transparency and...
Read moreDetailsSpeaker’s Remarks to Diplomats Spark Concerns Over Democratic Backsliding
Last evening, I listened carefully to the press statement delivered by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Manzoor Nadir....
Read moreDetailsAli’s Acceptance of Rodrigues’ Asset Story Opens the Door to Deeper Corruption
President Irfaan Ali’s acceptance of Tourism, Industry and Commerce Minister Susan Rodrigues’ explanation regarding her assets represents more than a...
Read moreDetailsCorruption Allegations and Inaction Put President Ali’s Leadership to the Test
Over the past several weeks, I have taken careful note of what appear to be serious and troubling allegations of...
Read moreDetailsCorruption Must Be Confronted from the Top, Not Deflected to the Bottom
Corruption has become so normalised under the PPP government that many ministers now behave as if it is simply part...
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