Our leaders and their Guyanese punctuality
By Kemol King
In Guyana, the start time of an event is often treated as a suggestion.
Anyone who regularly attends certain public events knows the...
Beyond Guyana’s carefully manufactured bubble, the world burns
By Karian Hope( Karian Hope is a pen name used by a contributor to this publication.)
When the clock struck midnight on New Year’s morning,...
With friends like Guyana, no one needs enemies
By Abena Rockcliffe
Traitor! That, and other insults were hurled the way of former President Donald Ramotar when he spoke about the United States' actions...
Guyana’s energy story now shifts to natural gas… and Berbice
By Kemol King
The Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo has, over the years, become a barometer of where the country’s oil and gas...
The covenant forged with 55% of Guyana
The People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government has successfully piloted its colossal GY$1.558 trillion 2026 Budget under the theme “Putting People First.” The budget features...
AI has made budget debates an even bigger farce
By Kemol King
For some time now, budget debates (and other public parliamentary events) have struggled to live up to their purpose.
Long before ChatGPT entered...
History will also remember the convenient guardians of democracy
In political discourse, those who are quick to admonish others about proper conduct sometimes fail to reflect on their own actions. This familiar human...
The people undermining the government’s housing programme
By Kemol King
United States President Donald Trump earlier this month announced a plan to bar corporations and institutional investors from buying single-family homes, in...
Tek Ramotar wrong, we will definitely find him right
By Abena Rockcliffe
Many are familiar with the quote from Martin Niemoller, “First they came for the communists…”. That quote highlights the danger of not...
“No one is above the law”, Guyana’s slogan of convenience
"No one is above the law". It sounds good. It travels well. But too often, it is enforced selectively; loudly against some but quietly ignored...
