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APNU calls for formal reparations talks with Britain

A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) yesterday called for formal negotiations between Guyana and the United Kingdom on reparations for slavery, proposing financial compensation alongside long-term investment in education, healthcare, economic opportunity and cultural preservation.

APNU calls for formal reparations talks with Britain

Wealth accountability among public officials

Every pay day, Guyanese workers are reminded of the reach of the tax system. Before many of them can meet their rent or mortgage, buy groceries, pay for transportation or support their families, a portion of their earnings has already been claimed by the state.