Diwali is more than celebration here — a call to renew compassion, humility and unity across Guyana.
Poverty, drugs and old biases leave vulnerable children paying the price for society’s false choices.
Hundreds of Region Six farmers took irrigation, land and livestock problems straight to the agriculture minister — with some fixes promised within days.
US sanctions against Azruddin Mohamed predated his political ambitions, undercutting claims that his troubles were orchestrated locally.
Guyana’s oil opportunities won’t build lasting businesses on their own; suppliers, buyers and government must all do their part.
Politics cannot suspend criminal proceedings, and criminal allegations cannot be recast as partisan persecution. The piece argues for independent police action, fair courts, and separate political and legal battles.
The Commonwealth still convenes, but its old power to confront injustice has faded into speeches and promises. Guyana’s Shridath Ramphal once showed how small states could wield real influence.
Uitvlugt’s forgotten 1789 uprising exposes how enslaved people resisted plantation rule — and how brutally colonial власти answered.
Rachel Aldolph is turning a Lethem fire station into a challenge to old gender roles, proving women can serve, protect and lead.
Prison-condition outrage has an awkward twist: the inmate’s family is tied to the contractor on Lusignan’s billion-dollar rebuild. As abuse claims clash with prison denials, the spotlight turns to whether promised humane standards were ever delivered.
Guyanese are called owners of the oil wealth, yet key discovery details keep surfacing abroad first. A “big discovery” and four new prospects deepen questions about ExxonMobil’s secrecy and government silence.