IDENTITY is complex; it is partly who we say we are and partly how others perceive us. It is also

THE Ministry of Social Cohesion from time to time has reported that it has done work in the communities and

POLITICIANS are a special breed—they never fail to amaze you. There is a kind of barefacedness about their utterances and

OVER the next two years, Guyana is expected to hold two elections—the local government elections later this year and the

ALTHOUGH, constitutionally, Guyana has three co-equal branches of government in practice, the executive overpowers the other two branches. In fact,

ON this Martin Luther King Jr weekend, I am moved to reflect on my Blackness. I come from a tradition

— Guyana Government must act to end local impasse THE West Indies have just completed yet another disappointing overseas tour—this

TODAY is the last day of the year—another year of frustration and dashed hopes has come to an end. We

A FEW weeks ago, I gave the 12th annual Patrick Emmanuel Lecture at the University of the West Indies campus

AS a boy growing up in Buxton, I participated in almost every facet of village life—from sports to drama to