Jermaine Figueira says President Ali’s UN speech showed a more confident Guyana pushing law, reform and better co-operation.
Ali’s mention of Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett’s indigenous heritage slighted her qualifications, Conrad Barrow writes.
President Ali’s New York meet-and-greet showed ‘One Guyana’ is real, Raymond Anderson writes, drawing in a massive diaspora crowd.
Hargesh B Singh says the VAMED ruling and €30m in bonds undercut claims of massive government corruption.
Albert Baldeo says Guyanese at home and abroad must unite behind Ali’s ICJ-based defence of Essequibo.
Alfred Bhulai says secrecy over oil, gas and other national data is crippling education and shielding unaccountable government power.
Kit Nascimento says Aubrey Reteymer smeared President Ali’s “One Guyana” push with charges he never backed up.