Editorial
Linden Nurses Protest
The concerns of the Linden nurses that resulted in taking to the streets are legitimate and should be addressed as...
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Disgusted with daily political allegations
If persons do not understand the smallness of Guyana’s politics, they would think that there was no law, order or...
Read moreDetailsWhat’s in it for the United States
As Guyanese and foreign policy experts continue to mull the hurriedly put together visit of United States (U.S) Secretary of...
Read moreDetailsThe Bath Settlement Killing
On the 9th September Mr. Prettipaul Hargobin was killed by protesters in Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice. This newspaper reported...
Read moreDetailsGuyana is not U.S gateway for regime change in Venezuela!
United States (U.S) Secretary of State Michael Pompeo came, took, and left specific instructions. As experts of foreign affairs analyse...
Read moreDetailsWhat is it with President Trump?
The President of the United States (US) is considered the Leader of the Free World. It is a portfolio that...
Read moreDetailsTroubling absence of parliamentary decorum
If Guyanese had expected better from their Members of Parliament in the 12th Parliament, given the debasement in the 11th,...
Read moreDetailsSecretary Pompeo’s visit to Guyana
United States (U.S) Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, will be on a four-day visit to Suriname, Guyana, Brazil, Columbia, and...
Read moreDetailsTrotman’s parliamentary address on race timely
Alliance for Change, Member of Parliament Raphael Trotman, is applauded for his boldness in taking the conversation about race to...
Read moreDetailsCooperatives and the Village Economy
The African post-slavery Village Movement grew out of the cooperative spirit. Freed Africans pooled their money, bought plantations, and converted...
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