In Guyana, people often talk about “politics” as if it lives only in Parliament, on platforms, or in party meetings. But the truth is simpler—and more serious: politics shows up most powerfully when state institutions start to feel like they are being used as weapons. That’s why the recent spotlight …
Opinions
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When Azruddin Mohamed—leader of the newly formed We Invest in Nationhood (WIN)—was elected Leader of the Opposition on January 26, 2026, it marked the most significant opposition shake-up in decades. In Parliament, reports indicate he was chosen by opposition MPs in a 17–0 vote, with APNU MPs not participating. The …
In the high-stakes theater of Guyanese politics, few things are as theatrical as a “vow of eternal loyalty.” For years, James Bond—a lawyer, former Member of Parliament for the PNCR, and once a self-described “firebrand” for the APNU/AFC—stood as a vocal guardian of the palm tree. He frequently took to …
If there were any doubts about how disconnected the political elite have become from the struggles of ordinary Guyanese, Minister Susan Rodrigues erased them this week. Facing serious allegations of unexplained wealth and land grabbing, the Minister did not offer a sober accounting of her assets. Instead, she took to …
GEORGETOWN — If you thought the last few years were difficult, buckle up. As the fireworks fade over Georgetown and we usher in 2026, the harsh reality of the “New Guyana” is coming into focus. The honeymoon phase of sporadic cash grants and flashy infrastructure promises is over. What lies …
Under the theme, Navigating the Opportunities and Imperatives in Guyana’s Oil and Gas Economy – Queen’s College of Guyana Alumni Association New York (QCAANY), will assemble experts versed in the field, for an international symposium on Saturday, May 29, 2021. The free, live in-person event, which will be held at …
Rather than a “diplomatic win,” the recently announced opening of a Taiwan office in Guyana proved to be a source of disappointment and displeasure. The government in Georgetown decided to halt the mutual establishment of representative offices less than 24 hours after the agreement was announced. Unsurprisingly, the “China factor” …
November 6,2020 – “This is where it happened on December 21, 2018,” said Charrandass Persaud, the former Member of Parliament (MP) of the A Partnership for National Unity and Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) party. “On December 21,2018..this is where it happened. How can I forget that night???? I am Home …
The Mayor of Georgetown City Council, His Worship Ubraj Narine, called on the President of Guyana, Dr. Irfaan Ali, to end the illegal and bogus arrests against Afro-Guyanese citizens. “The unlawful arrest of Afro Guyanese in Guyana is becoming more prevalent since the new Government has taken office. Former Minister …
To date, there have been numerous significant finds of oil reserves within our Maritime boundaries. Several Contracts have been signed as we saw the transition of two governments. With the first oil already started within the first half of 2020, the need for legislation for establishing a Sovereign Wealth Fund …








