By Patricia Scotland, Commonwealth Secretary-General A lethal combination of disease, extreme climate events and economic crises is threatening the smallest and most vulnerable nations …

By David Hinds THIS weekend Guyana joins the African Guyanese community in observing yet another Emancipation anniversary. This year’s observances come as the country …

By Adam Harris WHEN the national motto was coined it was a hope, a huge hope that has not been realised after more than …

By Adam Harris FOR the second time in a year, I have seen moves to jail people for doing their work. And it is …

By Lincoln Lewis THE Guyana Elections Commission’s (GECOM) Order 60 of 2020 dated 4th and 29th May embarked, as stated in said Order, on …

FOR the first time in independent Guyana the elections have attracted so much global attention. There were contentious elections during the Forbes Burnham rule …

THIS past week has seen a variety of legal opinions. There was the ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice. It appeared to suggest …

By Maxwell Edwards THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as our apex court, arrogated to, and gave itself jurisdiction in spite of section 4 …