OPINION: The PNC goes to Washington, it should have stayed home
by GHK Lall The PNC went to Washington, DC, recently. It should have stayed put, and enjoyed the incinerating heat...
OPINION: Bharrat Jagdeo undaunted by frivolous CGID-PNC-AFC claims
By Dr. Randolph Persaud, Professor Emeritus Dr. Randolph Persaud The CGID event in Washington DC failed to achieve even their...
City Council plans to present GY$77 million deficit late budget; hazy accountability for spending during 9 months
City Mayor Alfred Mentore Ten months into the year, City Hall is this Thursday slated to present its GY$2.6 billion...
Spain-bound Guyana-registered vessel intercepted with a ton of cocaine; four Guyanese arrested
The fishing vessel MV Mathieu Agents of Spain's National Police and Tax Agency Customs Surveillance have seized a ton of...
Bush fire rages at Yarrowkabra; fire fighters unable to reach blaze
A bush fire, possibly caused by the extremely dry and hot weather, was up to Sunday night raging at Yarrowkabra,...
Opposition demands say in National Procurement and Tender Administration
Mr. Ganesh Mahipaul A Partnership for National Unity+Alliance For Change (APNU) parliamentarian, Ganesh Mahipaul on Sunday demanded that the opposition...
Guide to Guyana’s Local Content Act is first in series of business sector publications
Attorney-at-Law Brenden Glasford The first of several books on navigating the rules of business in Guyana is now on the...
OPINION: Where is Exxon’s Mr. Routledge, and is 20% an emerging pattern?
by GHK Lall I find it most surprising that Exxon’s Guyana Country Head, Mr. Alistair Routledge, has not rushed out...
OPINION: A reply to Prof. Percy Hintzen
By Dr. Randolph Persaud, Professor Emeritus Dr. Randolph Persaud As university professors my friend Percy Hintzen and I know something...
Boat load of Venezuelan migrants lands on East Bank Essequibo seashore
At least 45 Venezuelans arrived by boat at the Vergenoegen seashore, East Bank Essequibo and were processed by immigration before...
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