Op-ed
OP-ED | Energy security in a time of energy transition in Latin America: The role of oil, gas and cleaner fuels
By Arthur Deakin When the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its first report in 1990, Russia had just...
Read moreDetailsOP-ED | Norton and confrontation
By GHK Lall “The reality is that the PPP has to be confronted and will be confronted…”. Those words and...
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OP-ED | On refining the trajectory of Guyana’s local content requirements
By Dr. Terrence Blackman On February 15th - 18th, 2022, an International Energy Conference & Expo: Charting a Sustainable Energy...
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Taking The Grassroots For Granted
The labouring class, often referred to as the rank and file, ordinary people or grassroots constitute the bulk of society....
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OP-ED | International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, March 25.
By Vincent Alexander In 1807 the British abolished the Slave Trade. In 1833 the declaration of the abolition of Slavery...
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OP-ED | Ugly echoes and reechoes across a haunted Guyana
The same things keep occurring in this country, feeding deep, bitter resentments beneath the surface. There is more than a...
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OP-Ed | Transforming agrifood systems: from global vision to regional action
By QU Dongyu, (Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) (The Regional Conference for Latin America...
Read moreDetailsOP-ED | Why oil “does spoil” – Guyana’s role in global energy security
By Arthur Deakin AMI analysis shows that over 50% of the oil produced in the world takes place within authoritarian...
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OP-ED | Technology Education’s Relevance In Guyana’s Rapidly Growing 21st Century Economy.
By Karen Abrams There are more than 20 multinational companies already operating in Guyana--names like Tullow, ExxonMobil, Repsol, Frontera Energy,...
Read moreDetailsOP-ED | ‘It ain’t over till it’s over’
By GHK Lall Guyanese are enough in America, and around things American, that I think there is leeway for inserting...
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