Georgetown’s soggy road verges may finally be fixed, but enforcement will decide whether public space stays public.
US mid-term upsets are used to argue that money alone doesn't win elections — leadership, message and voter connection do.
Guyana’s wholesale and retail sector faces mounting pressure over labour-law breaches, high turnover, and unfair competition. The Ministry’s tougher enforcement push aims to protect workers and level the playing field.
Democracy’s lofty rhetoric collides with donor power in Washington, where money buys access and shapes outcomes.
Bundled oil-and-gas contracts are locking out qualified Guyanese firms, weakening the Local Content Act’s promise. The push to make unbundling a legal requirement could widen access and accountability.