THE recent revelations surrounding the extension of ExxonMobil’s oil prospecting licenses have brought to light a complex web of decisions

TODAY, Guyanese of all races, creeds and walks of life heartily observe the bicentenary of the Demerara Rebellion of 1823,

IN a significant stride towards enhancing access to justice and upholding the rule of law, the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)

DR. Roger Luncheon was laid to rest after several decades of service to the Guyanese people. Hundreds of people from

GUYANA, a nation blessed with abundant natural resources and breathtaking landscapes, is also home to diverse indigenous communities nestled in

EVERY now and then — from the Cuba-US-Soviet ‘missile crisis’ in the early 1960s to the intervention in Grenada in

THE Parliament Office of Guyana must be commended for putting in place the necessary arrangements for the holding of yet

THE term “Dutch Disease”, which refers to the economic phenomenon associated with the currency appreciation of a resource-rich country and

RECENTLY, distasteful comments about Islamic women were uttered by Working People’s Alliance (WPA) executive member Rhonda Layne. No one should

IN a society where progress is measured not only by economic growth but also by the well-being of its citizens,