After three-plus decades power generation is still a priority
Writer’s note: In October 1992, following the return of the PPP to power after 28 years of PNC government, I had a meeting with then Minister of Information, Hon.
Suriname’s Corentyne River policy might be at odds with its CARICOM obligations
While most Guyanese might have been focused last month on the CCJ’s judgment in its appellate jurisdiction in the Mohameds’ extradition case, there was another matter before the Court in its original jurisdiction that could also have far reaching implications for Guyanese and indeed, other CARICOM nationals.
The art of peaceful demonstration (not protest)
The nation entered a sad and tragic period overnight on 18 July when the 87-year old MV Barima sank.
Territorial issues with Suriname should be resolved before construction of the Corentyne River Bridge proceeds
At a recent public forum, my senior QC school mate, Mr. Stanley Ming, urged the audience to focus more on the future, as we forecast our development trajectory.
Guyana’s candidature for post of UNSG requires a Herculean effort from our Diplomatic Corps
I refer to your editorial of Sunday 21st instant on the subject at caption, which heralds the candidacy for the post of United Nations Secretary General (UNSG) of Guyana’s Ambassador to the United Nations Ms.