Op-ed
Why is Nandlall so fiercely opposing finger print identification at the place of poll?
On November 7, 2022 I penned a letter in which I made two fundamental points:- ‘It is the practice of...
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On the road to a sustainable Amazon
Over the past few years, the scientific world has recognised that the Amazon faces unprecedented survival challenges and may soon...
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Positioning Guyana Educationally for Economic Growth
With two more oil discoveries in October 2022 and an expected record growth rate of approximately 58% according to IMF,...
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Why did Hispanic voters in Florida shift so far right? The answer lies in one word!
Latino talking heads and so-called analysts are scratching their heads and having a hard time explaining away the results of...
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Guyana, a Nation in the Crosshairs of Climate Change Is Ready to Get Rich on Oil (PT 2)
By Monte Reel- In 2016, after the discovery was announced, Exxon and Guyana amended the original exploration deal they’d signed...
Read moreDetailsEight percent is an eye-pass
By GHK Lall It was always a foregone conclusion that public servants were going to get a raise. It was...
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Guyana, a Nation in the Crosshairs of Climate Change Is Ready to Get Rich on Oil (PT 1)
By Monte Reel- As rising seas imperil Guyana, leaders sign sweetheart deals with Exxon to help fund the transition to...
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The myth we believed at one time
Many years ago, Guyana boasted of being self-sufficient in many areas. One of them was supposed to be eggs, another...
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Size of the voters list is an absurdity we must correct
Anil Nandlall, in his Tuesday’s letter in Stabroek News supporting bloated-list denialism, showed that he has not been closely following...
Read moreDetailsMy crystal ball tells me immigration will take a back seat yet again
by Felicia Persaud By the time you read this column, the Nov. 8th midterm elections will be over, but the madness...
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