Please, give men an iota of reason to kill, the obvious mood in that...
Some 2,424 years since the death of one of the world’s most revered philosophers, society is still struggling with the principles he upheld to...
Territorial integrity and human integrity, both are worth preserving
He was my greatest adversary, and sadly, we never became friends. Travis Smith (not his actual first name) bullied me for years during my...
The necessity and convenience of redistributing state ads
By Kemol King
The People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government has signaled plans to redistribute state advertising, aiming to give online news outlets a fairer share...
The way Jagdeo’s words live rent-free in my head
By Abena Rockcliffe
Saving an eventuality where dementia steps in, I would never forget those words spoken by Bharrat Jagdeo back when he was opposition...
Is Guyana the modern-day realization of Dickens’ “Coketown”?
In early 19th-century Britain, the Industrial Revolution was at its peak. Steam engines powered an economic boom the likes of which the world had...
How much further can the APNU fall, Mr. Norton?
By Kemol King
The traditional opposition has been sinking since it resumed that position in 2020, but the 2025 General and Regional elections brought the...
APNU’s downfall in 2025 elections is a lesson on danger of complacency
History brims with examples of the powerful who succumb to the consequences of underestimating their rivals. The annals recall mighty kings undone by adversaries...
Domestic Violence: When will we grow tired of marching on the spot ?
By Kiana Wilburg
On August 26, 2025, Teekadai Atiya Solomon was Guyana’s latest victim of domestic violence. She was shot 10 times by her estranged...
Carter Center ain’t got it luck with Guyanese
By Abena Rockcliffe
In the year 2020, Guyana, a resource rich country, on the brink of tapping into its much vaunted “potential”, found itself facing...
Forward Guyana’s position on Exxon contract aligns with PPP/C
By Kemol King
The debate over ExxonMobil’s 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) has long been a fault line in Guyana’s politics. Calls to renegotiate the...
