Amerindian Heritage Month becomes a political test as Azruddin Mohamed’s village tour is cast as courtroom strategy, not solidarity.
A dispute over the ferry tragedy inquiry turns into a broader attack on 165 signatories and their credibility. The column questions whether their demands reflect public interest or partisan hostility.
A new digital school-reporting platform could cut delays, track complaints, and force faster action on basic problems.
Guyana’s oil “giveaway” may be more complicated now, with profits rising, costs recovered and renegotiation looking overdue.
US influence in the Caribbean draws a sovereignty warning, but Guyana faces questions about its own deference to Washington.
Packed stands masked a logistical mess as CPL fans missed overs in traffic, long walks and uneven enforcement.