Editorial
Guyana’s Leadership; A Web of Corruption, Crime, and Caution for Investors
Guyana, a country brimming with potential thanks to its burgeoning oil industry, is unfortunately led by a shadowy network of...
Read moreDetailsInternational Day for People of African Descent
Yesterday, August 31, the world observed the International Day for People of African Descent.It was a moment not only to...
Read moreDetailsThe need for empathy and compassion
In the heart of Guyana, a nation rich with culture and history, there is a growing social issue that demands...
Read moreDetailsGeorgetown’s water crisis – a stark failure of governance
Georgetown, the capital city of the "Land of Many Waters," is now at the centre of a growing crisis that...
Read moreDetailsEditorial: The Government of Guyana’s Brazen Attempt to Silence Rickford Burke’s Dissenting Voice
The Guyanese government’s relentless pursuit of Rickford Burke is clearly a legal matter; but it is also a glaring indictment...
Read moreDetailsGreed: the consequences of a nation’s downfall
Greed, the insatiable desire for wealth, power, or other forms of gain, has long been a destructive force in societies...
Read moreDetailsHow the PPP Underdeveloped Guyana, Powerful Lessons from Walter Rodney…
Walter Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa is a powerful critique of the exploitation and systemic underdevelopment inflicted upon Africa by...
Read moreDetailsGovernance – virtue to be reclaimed in Guyana
In the landscape of modern politics, the concept of governance has become increasingly synonymous with bureaucratic procedures and political manoeuvring....
Read moreDetailsTrue Emancipation – the liberation of the mind and spirit
As we commemorate Emancipation Day, it is essential to reflect on the profound implications of true emancipation. While the abolition...
Read moreDetailsJudges Under Fire
On July 29, Kaieteur News (KN) published an interesting and revealing article. According to the KN article, in Guyana, judges...
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