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PULL QUOTE: “There are benefits both India and the Caribbean stand to derive from this bonding; both can be a source for reciprocal investments and reciprocal trading arrangements. Caribbean economies with an investment-friendly regime and their closeness to the North American Latin American market make them an attractive target for investment. In addition, evidence suggests […]

THE Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Invest) last year received almost US$1B in investment proposals, a threefold increase over 2013 that is being credited to the country’s sustained economic growth. 

CAN you imagine a world without light? Seldom do we pause to reflect on how dependent our world is on light. Yet without light there would be no world as we know it. In fact, in this age of illumination and radiance light is available to us all the time! But beyond just the brightness,

IT is not uncommon for cabinet ministers of governments that pride themselves in upholding the tenets of democratic governance to go on the offensive with angry outbursts against established human rights and other civil society organisations, as well as the media when faced with recurring problems that cannot be publicly ignored.

HAS Robert Badal, hotelier, businessman, and high ranking member of the Alliance For Change (AFC) party finally seen the light?

OF COURSE, it has to be very good news that after all, the Amaila Falls Hydro Project will proceed. OBSERVER has never been in doubt as to the absolute relevancy of this groundbreaking facility

(This article was previously published on December 28, 2014)… IN the past I’ve written what I believe to be fairly serious articles on the dangers of medication, whether prescribed or over the counter. It’s a subject that I believe needs continuous exploration in Guyana and I will continue looking at it from whatever serious angle

Analysis by Rickey Singh IT seems that with the passing of every month, if not week, Guyana’s main parliamentary Opposition coalition, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), is now experiencing recurring problems to conceal its internal differences  and, consequently, less likely to attain its stated goal to defeat the incumbent People’s Progressive Party (PPP) at the snap

BY Dr. PREM MISIR Part 1 First published: themisirpost.wordpress.com Introduction The Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) symbolizes a perpetual cultural continuity and bonding of overseas Indians to their Indian cultural heritage; many overseas Indians, that is, Indians from the Indian Diaspora at the PBD are largely professionals whose migration to the Western metropolis has no parallel

Clear thinking, dispassionate reasoning is the fundamental issue before Guyana if we are together to build the country into a modern nation.