WHO REALLY BENEFITS FROM TOLL-FREE TRAVEL IN GUYANA?
A plain talk reflection on the rising cost of transportation in our own land. Let’s gyaff straight. These days, getting from one […]
Month: August 2025
One One Dutty Build Dam” – The Untold Story of Linden’s Potential
For more than five decades, the people of Linden, Guyana, have lived by one of the most enduring truths of our culture: […]
The Silence of Justice: Sanctions, Sovereignty, and the Case of Azruddin Mohamed in Guyana
In June 2024, the United States Department of the Treasury, through its Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), announced sweeping sanctions against […]
Rethinking Elections in Guyana: 49% vs 51% – Who Really Wins?
Guyana’s politics has always been about razor-thin margins. In 2011, the PPP won the presidency with just 48%, while the combined opposition […]
Are Guyanese Banks Right to Close Accounts Linked to a Sanctioned Official?
Recently, questions have arisen about whether Guyanese banks are correct in closing the accounts of individuals and organisations linked to a political […]
MAKE THE MATHS, MATHS: Guyana’s Population vs. Eligible Voters
As Guyana prepares for the General & Regional Elections on 1 September 2025, the figures surrounding population and voter registration have raised […]
Why Has No Charge Been Brought Over the Killing of Keon Fogenay?
As of mid-August 2025, no charges have been filed in the fatal shooting of 32-year-old Keon Fogenay—an incident that occurred during protests […]
