From Samaroo Avatar When the Queen left Trinidad and granted a bloodless Independence to the once prosperous ‘Sugarland’, she insured that the races are kept divided and that Mahatma Gandhi ...
The rise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is significant not only to India but Indians globally of the various diaspora including the West Indies. P.M. Modi election was not simply ...
Dear Editor, COVID19 has dramatically impacted the way we live. For the current millennial generation it will forever be their 9/11 or Pearl Harbor. All the things we have taken ...
Dear Editor: As February is Black History month, I wish to share two pieces of information on Guyanese history which, I believe, are not generally known by most Guyanese. It ...
Inflation hurts consumers and the economy as a whole. The poor is more affected than the wealthy. Consumers carry the burden of inflation (price rise) as they have to shell ...
The ongoing teachers' strike in Guyana bring back memories of the wide school strike on the Corentyne exactly 47 years ago. Students involved in that strike reminisce about it. It ...
Dear Editor, One sadful week has been experimented with and a second week is being sorely examined by the grasping Guyana Teachers’ Union to extract an expected outcome which is ...
The UN Declaration of Human Rights, a beacon of hope, can better serve humanity amid prevailing conflicts and abuses by reinforcing its principles through enhanced global cooperation and accountability. Firstly, ...
An analysis of Jagan and the cold war is as relevant today as it was in that period (1946-91). It is not correct for anyone to pen "it belongs to ...
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