THREE days before 757,690 registered Guyanese voters decide whether to stick with the ruling alliance on the basis of its

THE closer the day, the harder Guyana’s social media influencers try to influence how voters will vote on September 1.

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I woke early on April 1, informing selected friends and colleagues online: “Today marks my 48th unbroken year in journalism.”

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