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Marxism is an analysis of capitalism FROM its inception, Marxist thinking has remained a challenge to the status quo and the ‘powers that be,’ that is, the established order has had no attraction to Marxism. This is not surprising because Marxist ideas address the total transformation of politics and society to culminate in a change […]

–after party’s 18th biennial congress Analysis by Rickey Singh AGAINST the backdrop of controversies based on claims of rigged elections at the 18th biennial congress of the Peoples National Congress Reform (PNCR), the party’s battle-scarred leader, David Granger, has the choice of dis-engaging from ostrich-like politics.

“LIGHTS on…..Action…..and there was Habeeb Khan, larger than life on screen in his starring role in the movie, ‘If wishes were horses.’

NOT surprisingly, the well-known strategy of damage control is in full mode, following what has definitely been the debacle of the 18th biennial congress of the People’s National Congress (PNC) party.

What needs to be considered when rearing Swine? When rearing swine whether on a small or large scale requires much consideration, since the environmental impacts can be far reaching. Air pollution, water contamination, soil degradation as well as human health effects are all reasons why we need to plan and execute this process carefully.

You can see why Hamas doesn’t want a cease-fire in Gaza yet. It is continuing the fight in the hope that international outrage at the huge loss of people being killed by Israel’s massive firepower will somehow, eventually, force Israel to give it what it wants.

Who provided the Congress Place gunman with an illegal firearm OLD Kai is watching the Police closely in their investigation of the shooting incident at Congress Place, more so since the alleged gunman has finally been apprehended after trying to flee the jurisdiction.

GUYANESE will today observe 176 years since the emancipation of slavery. This is indeed a good time to reflect on the path we have travelled as a nation, in particular the difficult days of slavery and indentureship, when our foreparents were subjected to the greatest cruelty imaginable and indignity ever inflicted on Man by their

THE People’s National Congress (PNC) party was confronted by its most serious challenge at its recently concluded 18th biennial congress – whether it truly embraces democracy and inclusivity, as it has been espousing.

IT was the gunshot heard all over Congress Place; someone could have died or could have been seriously injured. In their rush to cover it up, the incident suddenly had no perpetrator. Not surprisingly, the PPP was being blamed for it, as it was for everything else that went wrong at the PNCR congress.