LAST November I asked columnist Freddie Kissoon to send me a document labelled “Review of the AFC and the Way

DESPITE its significance as a political party once known as the “Third Force,” and its commitment to hold a conference

JUNGLE justice has been on a rise in this country, which has taken frightening dimensions in the name of community

A LETTER published in this newspaper on May 23, 2022, by Roodi Balgobin, MBA, titled “Kaieteur News has a reputation

SHAM Moteelall, an overseas-based Guyanese in Minnesota, has authored a fascinating book titled, ‘Marble, Grass, and Glass’. The book documents

THE late Caribbean novelist George Lamming wrote eloquently, “For those Indians hands, whether in British Guiana or Trinidad, have fed

THERE has been a resurgence of attention on Indians in Guyana and the wider Caribbean emanating from, I suppose, the

IN the preceding weeks, I addressed three of the many historical wrongs of Indian indenture in British Guiana (BG). The

LAST week, I addressed how the colonial state shifted the financial responsibility of sending Indians back to their homeland from

FOR over a month, in this space, I have been addressing some “unexplored” areas, namely, unclaimed remittances, of the Indian