Daily Features

A recently released report found that within an area from Texas to Louisiana in the United States, residents could experience “heat index” temperatures above 125 degrees Fahrenheit by 2053.

By Oneka LaBennett Oneka LaBennett is an associate professor of American Studies and Ethnicity, and Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Southern California.

In this dreamland of Guyana where rivers flow and the lands are rich, we have not only cultivated promises and possibilities of a great country, but a society where most people are docile and insane enough to sit and watch the death of a nation.

A man consistently beats his partner and children to a pulp.

-When good police can do nothing more Of course I first interacted with the much-younger Linden product Aubrey Norton during my own by-gone “PNC days” (1973-1997).

The U.S. Embassy welcomes information from concerned citizens who are aware of visa fraud or scams.

By Angelique V. Nixon Angelique V. Nixon is a Bahamas-born, Trinidad-based writer, scholar and activist.

Last week, we began a discussion on accounting standards that governments around the world use in recording and reporting financial transactions.

Surely sugar is becoming bitter Quite recently I’ve been noticing observers and commentators yearning for constructive, robust but responsible parliamentary and political opposition.

Guyana is a small pond with big fishes. The evidence of this is seen in the fact that it really does not take much for one to quickly become an “influencer” or a personality that is well known and celebrated.

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Formerly Special Adviser to the UN Secretary-General and Chancellor of the University of Guyana Martin Luther King had a dream, and he offered that dream to America.

By Jean-Paul Ngome Abiaga, Ph.D, Programme Coordinator, UNESCO Office in Kingston, Jamaica.

It is immoral for oil and gas companies to be making record profits from this energy crisis on the backs of the poorest people and communities, at a massive cost to the climate.

By Immaculata Casimero, Jylleina Da Silva and Jesuit Medino Felician Abraham Immaculata Casimero is Wapichan from Aishalton.

The theme for ACDA’s Emancipation Festival 2022 was “Celebrating the enduring African spirit through cultural expression” and the sub-theme is “Realizing the Guyanese dream through community economic empowerment.”

African descendants in Guyana recently celebrated another year of emancipation from the heinous system of enslavement our ancestors were trapped under.

It’s August! Explore Guyana! These few remarks probably best simplifies my personal understandings, approaches and stressful intolerance with respect to the concept and related issues regarding race.

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Previously Professor at the Geneva Graduate Institute  and Chancellor of the University of Guyana In a previous essay on the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment, I suggested that the opportunity exists to build a New Guyana on consensual policy foundations.

By Errol Brewster Errol Ross Brewster is a Caribbean artist from Guyana, who has lived in Barbados, and is currently living in the United States.

In last week’s article, we discussed the state of Guyana’s economy as reflected in the Bank of Guyana report for the first quarter of 2022.