The digital revolution has transformed how Guyanese communicate, learn, conduct business and access public services. Mobile telecommunications and internet connectivity have reduced geographical barriers, strengthened family ties across borders, expanded educational opportunities and supported economic development.
Leadership is tested when those in authority are confronted with facts that challenge their assumptions and history offers numerous examples of individuals willing to stand their ground in defence of truth and principle, regardless of the stature of those they confront.
Congratulations are in order for the thousands who graduated on Tuesday from the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) which is one of the major programmes launched by the PPP/C administration in its 2020 to 2025 term.
As the Ministry of Housing’s much vaunted International Building Expo opens tomorrow evening, young professional Shereeza Sahid might be among those suffering post-traumatic stress disorder as well as buyer’s remorse.
Ruddy Raymond on Saturday became the country’s latest accident victim when a canter truck suddenly swerved into the path of a speeding minibus on the busy Providence Public, East Bank Demerara Barely a day passes without reports of another serious accident somewhere in Guyana.
How did Canadian company U92 Energy Corp obtain permission to drill for uranium at Kurupung in Region Seven?
Every foreign policy decision carries consequences. Some strengthen a country’s standing in the international community, while others complicate relationships that took decades to cultivate.
Perhaps no word better captures the state of governance in Guyana today than ad hocism—the tendency to respond to problems only after they have become crises rather than anticipating and preventing them.
When Mahendra Phagwah announced his resignation as coordinator of the National Breakfast Programme one remark stood out.
Last Friday the police seized 23 AK-47s from a vehicle in Schoonord, West Bank Demerara. Three weeks before that they had found 10 AK-47s near the No.
It remains a contradiction that while Guyana maintains its position as the world’s fastest growing economy, the country continues to be plagued by regular power outages that have been a feature of life since the 1980s.
The government’s recent abrupt reversal on the proposed Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill 2026 has exposed not only divisions within its own ranks but also deeper concerns about transparency, consultation and the formulation of public policy.
After not convening Parliament for nearly four months and leaving many persons guessing as to whether there was indeed a legislative agenda for the second and final Irfaan Ali term in office, the government served up a clanger.
Today, Kiskadee Watch formally joins the media landscape with the intent primarily to provide the public with the news that it needs on a daily basis and to serve as a watchdog for accountability in all parts of society.