NOTHING surprises me in this country. I still think Guyana ranks as one of the weirdest or perhaps the weirdest

THE material contained in this analysis has been covered before in several columns of mine. I will resort to its

ONE of the consistent spokespersons for the Mulatto/Creole class is WPA archivist, Nigel Westmass. In yesterday’s (Saturday) edition of the

OVER the past few days, I have opined that those who heap sycophantic praise on the Stabroek News (SN) are

HERE are the words that Tacuma Ogunseye used in an email to me on March 6, 2018 at 9:21 PM:

IN my offering last Saturday, I wrote that I will pen a few reflections on Stabroek News (SN) before its

WHAT goes on in political space in this country is a continuing assault on Guyana’s historiography. All of the major

I WAS at the day of appreciation for Rupert Roopnaraine. I read all the emotionally slanted and misplaced panegyrics of

MOSES Bhagwan, a Guyanese overflowing with rich, political experience, will publish his autobiography in May. Moses is someone I had

ON the death anniversary of Forbes Burnham two weeks ago, I did a column (Feb. 23) in which I pointed