Op-ed
Shared Responsibility: Eradicating Hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean
The figures published by the latest Regional Overview of Food Security and Nutrition 2023 are cause for great concern. The...
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Message for World Diabetes Day November 14, 2023.
It is here again. World Diabetes Day which is celebrated on November 14 each year. After three decades of its conceptualization, it...
Read moreDetailsGaza: People rising against crushing oppression
BY GHK Lall People are dying on both sides of Gaza. The Palestinians count, but nowhere as much. Many more...
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Even as we affirm, we must recognise the need to root out petty politics in protecting Guyana’s Territory and People
In this season of Venezuelan aggression, as a Guyanese citizen, descendants of numerous generations, I am ever more conscious of...
Read moreDetailsVenezuela – Do Guyanese leaders really understand what is before them?
Venezuela is on the move. Guyana is yet to get into a groove. Venezuelans are being whipped into a state...
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Jagdeo betrays Guyana’s trust and confidence
Bharrat Jagdeo is betraying Guyana and the Guyanese people with his backstabbing, undermining behaviour. In a meeting with a section of the Venezuela community...
Read moreDetailsGuyana/Venezuela border controversy has eerie resemblance to Russia/Ukraine situation
President Irfaan Ali must assume his role as President and take control of the management of the Guyana border issue...
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President Ali must adhere the rule of law and give due recognition to GTU, GPSU
In the October 19th edition of the Kaieteur Newspaper, I read that “the Guyana Government has borrowed another US$90 Million from...
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In Guyana, The World’s Fastest-Growing Economy, U.S. Businesses Risk Losing Ground to China
By Arick Wierson- Tucked away on the north coast of South America sits Guyana, a laid-back former English colony with...
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PPP Government allegedly encourages foreign companies not to support certain individuals, NGOs, businesses
Foreign companies operating in Guyana are facing increasing scrutiny amidst allegations of political bias. I have received reports which suggest...
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