CHINA, on February 1, welcomed the annual Lunar New Year, observed in 2022 as Year of the Tiger. It’s the most important celebration of …

By Earl Bousquet THREE news items grabbed my attention last weekend. First was a Guyana Chronicle article on Friday, January 29, headlined: 12 Homeless …

AN article in last Saturday’s Guyana Chronicle (by Kemol King) says, “Guyana expects a tsunami of revenue inflows to its Natural Resource Fund (NRF) …

By Earl Bousquet I’VE never seen Reparations and China’s Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) joined-together in one article, until one earlier this week entitled …

By Earl Bousquet IF you thought Guyana’s big-broad-massive-and-large US$2.6 Billion 2022 National Budget was the only talk of the Caribbean Town this past week, …

GUYANA’S $552.9 Billion (US$2.6Billion) 2022 National Budget, also involving US$607 Million from oil-and-gas earnings, is pregnant with positive progressive possibilities and government has laid-out …

A VERY interesting ‘Letter from the Grave’ was published by the Mauritius Times on April 9, 2021, purportedly from the late President Lee Kuan …

ONCE upon a time, national Guyana budgets were (almost) more about figures than facts, governments stretching numbers the widest, utilising the best mathematics to …

I DIDN’T get to meet and greet many friends and comrades before leaving Guyana during the last week before Christmas 2021, but I did …

WORKING in Guyana in the mid-1990s, after putting the Mirror newspaper to bed every Friday, my next day would be Lockdown Saturday – nothing …