GPHC’s digital overhaul aims to fix the chaos of paper records and reshape patient care nationwide.

Sixty years after independence, Guyana still carries colonial rules and foreign pressure on core moral choices. The column argues sovereignty means deciding dress codes, LGBT rights and the death penalty at home.

Children’s online lives bring real risks alongside real opportunities, pushing Guyana toward tailored safeguards instead of blunt restrictions.

Floods are no surprise on Guyana’s coast: Dutch-built drainage made the land habitable, and neglect is undoing it.

Floodwaters sparked a political blame game as the government touts drainage upgrades and on-the-ground response. Azruddin Mohamed is accused of turning the crisis into disinformation and photo-op politics.

Blackouts and gas-to-energy delays have left Guyana exposed, with Karpowership pressing for millions more to keep power flowing.

Oil wealth has turned once-distant diplomats into eager suitors, exposing how little many countries valued Guyana before Exxon.