The article explains the origins and purpose of Zero Discrimination Day, highlighting UNAIDS data on HIV-related stigma and broader global discrimination in health, education and law. It outlines how discrimination undermines access to services and human rights, and describes the campaign’s symbols and calls for inclusive, rights-based responses.

The piece contrasts Cheddi Jagan’s historic, internationally recognised political legacy with Azruddin Mohamed’s background and current controversies, rejecting comparisons between them. It reviews Jagan’s record of political persecution versus Mohamed’s legal troubles and public image to argue they are fundamentally different figures.

Reflections on the deaths of Dr Rupert Roopnarine and Dr Kumar Gunraj and their political legacies.

Examines Guyana's approaching one‑million barrels‑per‑day oil output, persistent poverty and calls for updated government statistics.

Editorial examines criticism of a Mashramani police float using light-complexioned mannequins and distinguishes props from portraits.

The column critiques President Irfaan Ali’s five-year leadership, focusing on budgets, inequality, and perceived unfulfilled promises of reflection, action and unity. It uses his Maha Shivratri message as a framework to assess socioeconomic outcomes and government conduct toward disadvantaged groups.

Examines the history and debate over political correctness, its impact on free speech and inclusivity.

Cuban scholar Samuel Furé Davis reflects on his Caribbean heritage, regional historical ties, and contemporary solidarity with Cuba amid U.S. policies and regional tensions.