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Colm Imbert as PNM’s Minister of Finance from Sept 2015 to April 2025 does not acknowledge or take responsibility for his own mismanagement, incompetence, the PNM’s influence and their special...
Read moreMuch has been written on President Trump's tariff, a consumption tax and a protectionist policy meant to protect American industries and to reduce trade deficits. Guyana, as does Trinidad and...
Read moreTributes pour in as scholars in the field of indentureship or girmit studies mourn the passing of retired Prof Mohan Gautam who died on August 13. He wrote on indentureship...
Read moreDear Editor, Sixty years after Independence Guyana’s rulers have failed the people they purport to govern in numerous sectors. The most profound area of disaster is the Electricity sector: generation,...
Read moreDear Editor, With Election Observer Missions from the international community in the country and meeting with parties that will be contesting the upcoming elections, I offer a retrospective on the...
Read moreEngaging voters reveal they are concerned about cost of living and constitutional reforms, among other pressing issues. Parties are addressing the former that is directly impacting standard of living but...
Read moreThe Indo-Trinidadian diaspora in New York and myself are deeply saddened by the demise of Senator Deoroop Teemal who was also President of National Council of Indian Culture. In the...
Read moreDr Bharrat Jagdeo is very smart, very sharp, and very quick on his feet. Recognised for his political acumen and strategic prowess, Jagdeo has played a pivotal role in the...
Read moreDear Editor, For those who do not know and for those who may have forgotten, it is an opportune moment to remind all and sundry that, “The PPP didn’t begin...
Read moreDear Editor, In a rare moment of unique concurrence Thursday night, July 31, West Coast Berbice was the domain for a cultural occasion, a religious event and a political forum....
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