Author recounts personal memories of music from Wortmanville and reflects on Chuck Negron's recent death.
The piece examines calls for CARICOM to shift from rhetoric to concrete 2026 action on CSME, connectivity and collective diplomacy amid regional security and political concerns.
Personal reflection on Mash celebrations, steelbands and masquerade traditions, musical influences, and nurturing local arts.
The piece outlines the new US-Iran conflict’s regional escalation and analyses its economic and strategic implications for Guyana.
Details Rupert Roopnarine’s role in the aborted 2005 commission of inquiry into Walter Rodney’s death.
Editorial covers Sanction Man’s US lobbying amid extradition and funding questions, plus regional diplomacy and LGE plans.
Feature recounts how Poonam Singh’s spontaneous “Guyana’s Lullaby” emerged, its viral reception, patriotic visuals and links to her broader musical career and outlook on perseverance.
The editorial criticises President Ali’s handling of ExxonMobil executives’ visit, focusing on his omission of contract concerns and perceived leadership shortcomings. It contrasts the government’s past condemnation of the ExxonMobil oil deal with its current approach when engaging company officials.
Sir Ronald Sanders examines US Secretary Rubio’s engagement with CARICOM leaders on security, migration, energy, and regional diplomacy involving Venezuela and Cuba.
The piece recounts Forbes Burnham’s opposition to the 1983 US invasion of Grenada and compares it to contemporary regional and Guyanese responses to US sanctions on Cuba and related oil diplomacy. It situates current CARICOM and Guyana policy debates within the historical context of foreign pressure, sovereignty, and political principles.
Editorial questions who is safe in Guyana and compares conditions with India and Israel. It cites reported online harassment and surveillance and urges officials to explain safety protections.