GOAL is turning higher education into a practical pathway for thousands of Guyanese, from certificates to PhDs. Its latest graduation shows how access, flexibility, and scale are reshaping the workforce.

A parliamentary committee dispute turns into a fight over law, politics and legal hypocrisy in Guyana. The column argues Standing Orders, not sentiment, decide AWD’s place.

Britain’s revolving-door premiership gets mocked as a banana republic, while Guyana’s PNC and diaspora politics draw sharp attention.

A committee appointment dispute becomes a wider attack on the Opposition’s use of misinformation, misrepresentation and fabricated claims.

Guyana’s oil costs are nearly repaid, and the editorial demands the country start collecting its full 50% profit share now.

A playful riff on being “locked up” turns 1979 into a joke about marriage, bills, bureaucracy and everyday Guyanese captivity.