Daily Features

In 2002, 2013 and 2016, Amnesty International reported on human rights violations by Guyana’s security forces, which included extrajudicial killings.

The surging seas have since returned to conceal, yet again, the old pine coffins and the broken skeletal remains laid bare in the sunshine along the rank, soggy foreshore that was formerly a colonial cemetery on the Number 71, Berbice estate.

By Dani Rodrik Dani Rodrik, Professor of International Political Economy at Harvard University’s John F.

By Ann Aerts Ann Aerts is Head of the Novartis Foundation.

In mid-November, a little noticed virtual meeting took place. It considered in the round the security threats that the Caribbean will face in future.

Salina Jane is a visual artist of Indo-Guyanese descent who creates art along the themes of heritage, identity and the experience of her family through indenture and their journey from India to Guyana to the UK.

Guyana is a violent society that runs on patriarchal sexism. The violence that is regularly experienced by women and gender minoritised groups is found in every single section of our society.

Contest and challenges: PNC, Allan and JosephHello friends, this I promise: at my age and stage I’ll make this my final, brief, regretful “lamentation” on this issue.

By Sania Nishtar ISLAMABAD – The number of days each year when the temperature exceeds 50°C (122°F) has doubled since the 1980s, and occurs in more places than ever.

By Chris Patten LONDON – I have read the obituaries of General Colin Powell, who died last week, with considerable sadness.

By Alfred Bhulai Energy Technologist. Retired former head of physical sciences at the University of Guyana.

Prison Escape Is Guyana a joke? Has the brain drain left us with impediments that manifest in insanity?

Despite our own rich local history, traditions and beliefs, Guyanese have for some time, been known as “culture vultures.”

The Bishop Minister, The contractors, The Roads The late great Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow once declared that “politics follows us all from the cradle to the grave”.

By  Lilia Burunciuc, World Bank Country Director for Caribbean countries. Education is a strong pillar for the qualitative growth and improvement of human capital.

By  Masood Ahmed WASHINGTON, DC – Epidemiologists tell us that COVID-19 was not a “black swan.”

(The Conversation) A week from today, a crucial round of United Nations climate change negotiations will begin in Glasgow and the stakes could not be higher.

By Caroline Shenaz Hossein Caroline Shenaz Hossein, Associate Professor of Global Development, University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada.

Fire prevention week was celebrated from October 5th to 11th. The theme was, “It’s better being safe with the Fire Prevention in place.”

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.  The Consular Section of the U.S.