Opinions

Because Panday proved that he was capable of surmounting the insurmountable; that he would become PM of a country that chanted as one of its mantras, no Indian could ever...

Basdeo Panday died on New Year’s Day at a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital. Tributes have poured in about this very colorful character who was a lawyer, politician, trade unionist, economist, actor,...

Penned by Cliff Rajkumar Looking back, we opened 2023 with optimism after almost three years of surviving the dreaded COVID-19 and with the hope that the Ukraine war would end...

Based on findings of multiple surveys conducted by this writer for NACTA from June to the end of this year, the incumbent PPP/C will easily defeat the opposition APNU-AFC combined...

Dear Editor, The ‘morning after’ is a song, popularized and publicized in numerous publications with lyrical variances, scripting the follow-through as an aftermath, starting with the pleading cry of hope,...

Published by COHA; re-published because of current public interest Several Weeks ago, COHA published an analysis of the Venezuela-Guyana boundary dispute by guest scholar Eva Golinger, who is a New...

I write regarding the article ‘Rethinking Forbes Burnham: Revelations from the “303 Committee” on laying the foundation for Guyana’s dictatorship’ by Baytoram Ramharack (Stabroek News, November 14, 2021). In the...

The country lost two legal luminaries earlier this month — retired Judges Prem Persaud and Nandram Kissoon. They were in a sort of way legal institutions serving the nation for...

(Penned by Ramnarine sahadeo) As Guyana bade farewell to a national hero many questions remain about his life outside the military that he served for 40years. One particular group on...

Venezuela's contentious claim on the Essequibo region is, undoubtedly, Guyana's biggest existential challenge and demands the collaboration of the best intellectual and patriotic minds to coordinate a flawless, evidence-based defensive...