–AG outlines ahead of today’s sitting of National Assembly LEGISLATIONS to regulate telehealth services, strengthen emergency medical care, preserve national heritage and provide alternatives to imprisonment will be among the
-Minister Rodrigues says recognition of ‘Destination Guyana’ aligns with country’s transformation GUYANA’S growing tourism industry
— asks High Court to strike out six disputed passages, citing hearsay and inadmissible statements
–says secretariat still functioning despite Commission’s impasse THE Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has pushed back
AZRUDDIN Mohamed’s supporters want Guyanese to see a political martyr. The record shows a man answering allegations that began well
CRITICS often judge Guyana’s policies one at a time, as if a housing scheme, a power plant and a forest-protection
THERE is something important about a government recognising that development cannot be measured only by what it builds, but also
Dear Editor, OPPOSITION MP K. Sharma Solomon has framed ExxonMobil’s latest exploration permit for Jacunda-1 as a cause for concern.
Dear Editor, AS a legally minded person observing the extradition proceedings of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, I find the
Dear Editor, A RECENT Albert Baldeo letter, published in the press, titled, “Azruddin Mohamed: Bail, liberty and the Rule of
I DON’T know who is Albert Baldeo so I cannot do a critique of
NEWLY-ELECTED US senator, Abdul El-Sayed, has been catapulted to global fame the way, Zohran Mamdani
Dear Editor, OPPOSITION MP K. Sharma Solomon has framed ExxonMobil’s latest exploration permit for Jacunda-1
IN my last column I ended by giving the AFC credit for softening the binary
MY mother was a staunch, practising Hindu. I would never have remained mentally comfortable if
