Op-ed
The Speeches They Didn’t Want Us to Hear; I’m 26 yrs old and I’ve Never Listened to a Forbes Burnham Speech
I am 26 years old, and until last week, I had never heard the voice of Forbes Burnham. My grandmother...
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‘Near Death’ Rumors Met With a Nation’s Collective Shrug; People Didn’t Care
News of Bharrat Jagdeo's grave illness has been proven, for now, to be hyperbole. The former President and de facto...
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Champagne Bubbles and Broken Drains, Guyana’s Elite Revel While the Masses Wade Through the Wreckage
Picture this, the Guyana Marriott or the Arthur Chung Conference Centre gleaming with high fashion and loud displays of new...
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The Ballroom Colonialists; Diplomats, Foreign Leaders, The Nouveaux Riche and the New Extraction of Guyana
by Simone James A new kind of extraction is underway in Guyana, one conducted not only with rigs and pipelines...
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Coding Charade! Guyana’s 150,000 Coders Initiative, Another Billion-Dollar Promise That Delivered Peanuts
by Randy GoPaul, Back in December 2022, the Guyana government pulled out all the stops for the launch of the...
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Where is Bharrat Jagdeo? – Lall
By GHK Lall- Let’s dismiss rumours. Let there be less inspiration from speculations, overactive imaginations. I deal with facts standing...
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Efforts Made by the (British) Planter Class to Under-develop Black Communities.
by Letroy O.M. Cummings The villages were autonomous in their own rights, whether communal or proprietary. They were the centre...
Read moreDetailsJAMAICA | Why Jamaica Must Remember Venezuela: Lessons for a Younger Generation Amid Rising Geopolitical Pressure
(WiredJA) By O. Dave Allen- As tensions between the United States and Venezuela escalate, Jamaica once again finds itself navigating...
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The Temerity of Guyana’s Attorney General Anil Nandlall and his Hollow Pursuit of ‘Justice’
A government that builds its house on sand has no moral authority to condemn the foundations of another. This is...
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Passing the Test: Hurricane Melissa and the Caribbean’s Resilience
As another hurricane season draws to a close, the collective exhale that sometimes follows never came. Hurricane Melissa tore through...
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