Daily Features

The only way to eliminate Polio

By Florence Gyembuzie Wongnaah STOCKHOLM – When Jonas Salk’s polio vaccine was found to be safe and effective in 1955, following a successful trial involving nearly two million American children, it marked a turning point in the fight against a highly infectious disease causing incurable paralysis or even death.

Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan

Judicial philosophy in Guyana

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Barrister/Attorney-at-Law; Commissioner, and currently Honorary Commissioner, of the International Commission of Jurists When the late Lloyd Luckhoo, Q.C.

Bridging the AI regulation gap

By  Cédric O PARIS – On March 22, the Future of Life Institute published an open letter calling for a six-month moratorium on the development of generative artificial intelligence systems, citing the potential dangers to humanity.

Media and State response

The hallmark of a healthy society is a strong democracy. While power brokers in these parts are wont to forget it, the media is a foundational part of any democracy that is anti-oppressive and seeks to value citizens’ rights.

A road to disaster?

The story of a man dying of a heart attack in a city hotel after a sexual encounter with his girlfriend and her escaping through a window because she panicked, gained more attention this week in Guyana than news about protecting our environment from possible disasters and pollution because of oil production.

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