THE purpose of my letter published in the Stabroek, Kaieteur and Chronicle Newspapers on October 2011, was to highlight the stressful situation of an …

WHEN former PNC/R member Joseph Hamilton decided to join the ruling party at its Corentyne launch, the opposition readily accused him of being a …

OUR prospect for developing into a highly industrialised state is closely linked with the question of energy supplies. The high and continually escalating price …

EMASCULATED by the assassination of their charismatic leader in 1980, the WPA has ever since erratically gotten out of control in ever decreasing circles, …

I AM caught in two worlds regarding the now over-publicised Sharma issue.   In many ways, I am quite happy that President Jagdeo made a …

WHAT is wrong with calling a spade a spade? There are many Guyanese, in the thousands, who share the view that sections of the …

FROM under the scrapheap of failed economists crawls Carl Greenidge, the erstwhile PNC economic spin doctor; he who spun a lot of rotten rope, …

OVER the past year, there has been a general movement of rice and paddy prices on the market by Venezuela. This trend is encouraging …

WHEN CNS 6 television proprietor Chandra Narine Sharma was given a suspension by the president there was a big hue and cry from the …

BERBICE is the future for the economic growth in Guyana, and this is evident since the leadership in Berbice was changed in 2006, with …