Editorial
Parliament Cannot Be an Afterthought
Since February 14, when the National Budget was passed, Guyana’s Parliament has sat silent. For more than three months, the...
Read moreDetailsIndependence at 60 Must Unite the Nation, Not Deepen Division
On May 26, Guyana will commemorate 60 years of Independence — a defining milestone born out of sacrifice, political struggle,...
Read moreDetailsWhere Will the ‘2,000’ Developers Go? Canada-Funded Digital Skills Programme Faces Hard Questions as Guyana’s IT Market Tightens
The Government of Guyana and Canada sold the One Guyana Digital Skills Development Programme as a bold investment in the...
Read moreDetailsOpposition Missing in Action
The opposition in Guyana risks becoming what it professes to oppose—irrelevant to the very people it was elected to represent—and,...
Read moreDetailsAt 60, Guyana Must Wake Up
As Guyana approaches its 60th anniversary of Independence, this nation stands at a moment that should inspire pride, reflection and...
Read moreDetailsLabour Week: Honouring the Struggle, Defending Workers’ Unity
Labour Week in Guyana commenced today with solemn and meaningful observances that reminded the nation of the historic sacrifices made...
Read moreDetailsNATO’s Role in Global Peace
In an era of rising global tensions, alliances such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) continue to play a...
Read moreDetailsA Legislature Missing in Action
Guyana’s Parliament—the central pillar of representative democracy—cannot continue to drift into irrelevance through prolonged inactivity and political neglect. At a...
Read moreDetailsMARUDI: A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN OF CORRUPTION!
Yesterday (March 26th), I journeyed to Marudi Mountain in Region 9 alongside fellow Members of Parliament Dr. Terrence Campbell, Saiku...
Read moreDetailsGuarding Guyana’s Constitution
In our nation, the Constitution serves as the ultimate legal authority, asserting its supremacy over all other laws. This foundational...
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