Mohamed’s first post-election press conference could either answer mounting allegations or deepen doubts about WIN’s transparency. The real test is whether he faces direct questions with evidence, or lets others do the talking.
Campbell’s call for political cooperation is attacked as detached from Guyana’s election results and current realities. The column argues the PNC is weakening itself by signalling defeat before the next election.
Hinds and Norton are cast as part of APNU’s collapse, with old habits, lost credibility and coalition failures under scrutiny.
Oil wealth could turn Guyana into the Caribbean’s breadbasket — if farm investment delivers affordable, reliable food at home.
A half-billion US loan cleared for Wales Gas-to-Energy, yet unstable soil, delays and a US$100M penalty raise doubts about what studies were ever done.