Guyana’s new drainage strategy could reshape flood protection, but its real test is whether plans become lasting infrastructure.

Burnham’s rule is cast as Guyana’s benchmark for autocracy, with the Ali presidency dismissed as nowhere near it. The column leans on memoirs and history to argue younger Guyanese underestimate that era’s repression.

Guyana’s orange economy could turn culture into jobs, exports, and tourism — if policy and investment follow through.

Cuba’s sanctions squeeze is forcing market reforms, while Guyana’s sugar and drainage woes expose long-running policy failures.

Guyana’s booming trade with China is exposing businesses to fraud, substandard goods and costly losses. The GCCI is pushing for verified suppliers and stronger protections.

Women are earning more, going out alone, and choosing single life over abusive or unreliable men.