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...

Dr. Hinds made first step towards reconciliation, but has much more gound to cover

Executive Member of the Working People’s Alliance (WPA), Dr. David Hinds, has done something few politicians are willing to attempt: he has admitted fault....

We must train ourselves to highlight & resist oppression without making light of slavery

By Abena Rockcliffe It is not my intention to invalidate the feelings of others. Undeniably, some amongst us feel marginalized and oppressed. Any pro-human rights...

APNU, AFC, & WIN still have time to save face on promise to renegotiate...

By Kiana Wilburg Three political parties have stated their intention to engage ExxonMobil on fairer terms for the nation's oil if they assume office. Those...

Politicians must be nimble enough to move beyond the platitudes

By Kemol King During a Nomination Day interview on July 14, a broad representation of the Guyana media posed questions to Azruddin Mohamed, the presidential...

Norton’s pretend strength & his recipe for inflation

By Kiana Wilburg In elections, there will always be political bloodshed. Ahead of the September 1 poll, several politicians parted ways with the A Partnership...

From Mohamed to Lall, irony permeates our political sphere

What has the power to pit perception against reality? If you’re a fan of Naruto, you’re probably thinking, “Ahhh, this must be a Genjutsu”,...

Coalition in name only

By Kemol King Coalition politics is meant to be a demonstration of unity in diversity. Different parties come together, bringing different strengths and ideas, all...

Ethnic window dressing and the façade of representation

By Abena Rockliffe While enslaved Africans led the way, white people played a significant role in the abolition of slavery. Conversely, enslaved Africans, particularly those...

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