Op-ed
Apartheid a dangerous but mandatory conversation in Guyana
By GHK Lall Apartheid. We must have conversations on perceptions, realities, possible extents of apartheid in Guyana. Though dangerous to...
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The need to Educate all Guyanese about the Operational Guidelines for the Inclusion of People of African Descent in 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals
The Working Group of People of African Descent (WGEPAD) prepared Operational Guidelines as a tool for UN Country Teams, Member...
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United Nations confronts U.S. on discriminatory immigration policies
By Felicia Persaud- The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) last week put the U.S. government...
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The Struggle against Apartheid: Lessons for Today’s World
By Enuga S. Reddy-The United Nations (UN) has been concerned with the issue of racial discrimination since its inception. The...
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Transforming Guyana Episode III Education and the Oil Windfall
By Terrence Blackman, Ph. D. & Utamu Bell August 19, 2022 Episode III of Transforming Guyana, The Guyana Business Journal...
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Freddie Kissoon sets himself up as a self-employed, unsolicited consultant for African Guyanese
By Lelon Saul- I was in the process of having breakfast with my family when someone called and drew...
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I never received one cent, in any way or fashion, from IDPADA-G
By Vincent Alexander Vice-President Jadgeo has once again taken to the media to vilify me. On a previous occasion when...
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Why go to local govt elections with a bloated list?
By Ganesh Mahipaul (Shadow Minister of Local Government and Regional Development) Guyana’s priority at this point in time should be...
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Freedom was bought at the high price of the martyrdom of hundreds
By former President David Granger- I declared the observance of ‘Demerara Martyrs’ Day’ on 20th August each year in homage to the...
Read moreDetailsPresident Ali on investigations
Guyana President Ali is big on speeches. Regrettably, he is small to the point of invisibility in the results following those...
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