Op-ed
Wage Woes – Guyana’s Private Sector Faces Worker Shortage Amid Pervasive Low Wage Offers
Guyana's private sector is facing a critical shortage of low-wage workers, a situation that is becoming increasingly visible through the...
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Government Bias in Union Dealings, Teachers Overlooked as Sugar Workers Gain
In a move that has raised eyebrows and stirred debate across Guyana, the government's approach to dealing with unions has...
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Opinion: Teacher Strike Long Overdue
In the face of warnings from the Education and Labour Ministers of Guyana, the looming teachers' strike stirs a significant...
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Minister Manickchand should focus energies on fulfilling responsibilities towards education not on Azruddin Mohamed
By former Mayor Pt. Ubraj Narine- In a shocking turn of events, the Minister of Education, Hon. Priya Manickchand, has...
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Matters are going in the wrong direction in Guyana. There is clear reversal in how events are unfolding here, how...
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OP-ED: Unbridled Misogyny – the Toxic Rhetoric of McCoy and Persaud in Guyana’s Parliament
In the hallowed chambers of the National Assembly, where the voice of democracy should resonate with dignity and respect, the...
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The Rickford Burke summons saga stripped Police of any credibility and integrity it had left
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) recently committed a series of historically abhorrent acts that are not only illegal, but criminal....
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Top School In Britain Tests A Historic Constitutional Principle
By: H.E. Ambassador Professor Gilbert Morris A daughter of the Caribbean - Katharine Birbalsingh, Oxon - is about to test...
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Sudden health issues force confrontation of life’s frailty and importance of well-being
By Mark DaCosta- In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to overlook the fragility of our...
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OP-ED: Jagdeo’s Critique of the University of Guyana – Anti-intellectual, Visionless, Petty, and Embarrassing
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo's recent critical statements about the University of Guyana (UG) not only ring hollow but also betray...
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