Comparing Burnham and Pres. Ali’s handling of Guyana/Venezuela controversy not helpful
Earlier last month, Retired Rear Admiral Dr. Gary Best had appeared on a programme hosted by the Guyana Business Journal (GBJ), sharing his professional...
America’s Foreign Policy and its implications for Guyana
By Neville J. Bissember
On “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” earlier this month, former US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was asked what is the...
Critics of 6.5 percent increase for public servants must examine the bigger picture
Dear Editor,
On December 8, 2023, the Government of Guyana (GoG) announced a 6.5% across the board increase for public sector employees, bringing the cumulative...
Goolsarran and I don’t share the same ethical standards
Dear Editor,
I had no intentions of revisiting this issue, but I am now compelled to so do, in response to Dr. Anand Goolsarran’s (the...
Concerns about oil audit scope and penalties requires closer look at 2016 PSA
Dear Editor,
There were several reports in a certain section of the media highlighting a number of the cost oil audit findings for the...
Chevron’s proposed acquisition of Hess does have a positive impact on overall Stabroek Block...
Dear Editor,
Much has been said and written about the assets of the Stabroek Block partners in Guyana. Despite the pellucid explanation by the Vice...
Gary Best’s four-part analysis of 2024 budget incoherent and fraught with baseless claims
Dear Editor,
In a four-part series of op-ed articles, Ret’d Rear Admiral Dr. Gary Best (hereinafter “the author”) attempted to critically analyze the national budget...
AFC, PNC’s positions on Local Government Elections leave their sanity open to questioning
Dear Editor,
It saddens me to see the madness that has taken over politics in a country that I so love.
Most recently, the AFC back-peddled...
Amna Ally deserved better from PNC/R
Dear Editor,
A few days ago, we bid farewell to a stalwart of Guyanese politics, Comrade Amna Ally — a woman whose name became synonymous...
THE COALITION GOVERNMENT’S LABOR RELATIONS ARE A DISASTER
Almost immediately upon assuming office in 2015, the coalition government of Guyana increased ministers and parliamentarians' salary by 50%. They did so with full...
