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From JAI PARASRAM For those of us who have known Basdeo Panday for decades (I first met him in 1972), it is sad passing for a man who struggled for...

SUBHAS Panday remembers the grinding poverty he, his brother Basdeo and other siblings faced. “Bas was born in 1933, just 16 years after the end of indentureship and my parents...

It is end of year and Caribbean people in North America and Europe reminisce about the enjoyment of the year-end season as they remember it and that continues to be...

Dear Editor, I recently read the article by Ramnarine Sahadeo that was published in the Guyana Times and in Kaieteur News on December 19th honoring helicopter pilot Michael Charles, a...

I just returned from several weeks traveling around several Southeast Asian countries examining economic development since last there before Covid and from multiple visits earlier years while a graduate student....

Democracy is not just the right to vote every five years as the uninformed believes. The fact is, once the election is over the elected official mutates into a dictator...

With the limited international relations resources at our disposal at home and our missions abroad, we have done relatively well over the last few months to rally support on our...

It will be interesting to see which side the so called socialists (left wingers, Marxists, anti-imperialists, communists, social democrats, etc.) support on the border controversy. We know which side ‘the...

According to the Guyana Chronicle paper, incumbent President Maduro’s opposition candidate for the 2024 presidential elections, María Corina Machado, has called for the suspension of the December 3 referendum aimed...

President Maduro of Venezuela risks toppling of his government by force with regional action should he proceed with announced plan to invade and annex Essequibo region of Guyana. Maduro ought...