ON August 1, 1838, the British Government finally abolished slavery in all its colonies and called upon other western colonial powers to follow suit. …

LAST November I asked columnist Freddie Kissoon to send me a document labelled “Review of the AFC and the Way Forward” which he had …

DESPITE its significance as a political party once known as the “Third Force,” and its commitment to hold a conference to meet the expectations …

JUNGLE justice has been on a rise in this country, which has taken frightening dimensions in the name of community protest, culminating in situations …

A LETTER published in this newspaper on May 23, 2022, by Roodi Balgobin, MBA, titled “Kaieteur News has a reputation of presenting preposterous claims …

SHAM Moteelall, an overseas-based Guyanese in Minnesota, has authored a fascinating book titled, ‘Marble, Grass, and Glass’. The book documents Moteelall’s family’s journey from India …

THE late Caribbean novelist George Lamming wrote eloquently, “For those Indians hands, whether in British Guiana or Trinidad, have fed us all. They are, …

THERE has been a resurgence of attention on Indians in Guyana and the wider Caribbean emanating from, I suppose, the discussions on Indian Arrival …

IN the preceding weeks, I addressed three of the many historical wrongs of Indian indenture in British Guiana (BG). The first is the unclaimed …

LAST week, I addressed how the colonial state shifted the financial responsibility of sending Indians back to their homeland from them to the labourers, …