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analyse them, evaluate their impact and discuss the extent to which they provide useful economic benefits to stakeholders.

In 2023 Policy Issues, we drew attention to the unacceptable state of affairs in relation to the Access to Information Act.

There are countries and cities that have built up their economies  on gambling.

One of the most vexed areas of land law in Guyana refers to what is called prescriptive title by which undisturbed possession of land owned by a person other than the owner for a continuous period of twelve years or more gives the occupier legal ownership of the land.

 In all its history as an independent country, Guyana has only entered into three Double Taxation Agreements.

It is difficult to argue with the specific measures announced in the Budget Speech, including the  transfers  to the poor.

In a world of darkness when there is a spark, it should signify hope.

A PNC budget vs a “disposable-income” budget “How are you?” Who cares?

A few days ago, I was completing an interview for a story I was working on.

Embassy Georgetown’s Consular Section has significantly increased processing capacity in recent months. 

By Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan National human rights protection systems (NHRPS) can play a strategic role in the transformation of countries, including in the Americas and the Caribbean.

By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM – Now that Russia has been so greatly damaged and diminished by President Vladimir Putin’s reckless war of choice in Ukraine, what might the country’s future hold?

By Yuen Yuen Ang WASHINGTON, DC – When President Joe Biden took office in 2021, his first message to the rest of the world was: “America is back.”

By Landry Signé WASHINGTON, DC – The past year has been challenging for Africa.

We now have airtight, unimpeachable evidence that ExxonMobil accurately predicted global warming years before it turned around and publicly attacked climate science and scientists.

By Anil Persaud Trained as a historian, Anil Persaud is an independent researcher.

By Michael Marder VITORIA-GASTEIZ – Russian President Vladimir Putin has long regarded the collapse of the Soviet Union as a “geopolitical catastrophe.”

A country where the scales are balanced, and therefore all are treated with respect – can we say that we live there?

Squatting in the media is always framed in contentious terms. Mainly, the topic comes up when those residing on lands that were not titled to them, are being forced out by the government or private citizens.