Daily Features

Every so often one comes upon a set of events that underline both the possibilities and the tragedy that is Guyana. 

By Dr. K.J. Srinivasa, High Commissioner of India Guyana came on the COVID-19 radar when it confirmed its first imported case of Coronavirus in Georgetown on 11th March 2020.

What global role should a post-imperial, post-Brexit Britain play? Can it reinvent itself in a manner that convinces a population increasingly divided by education, age, race, location, and inequality, let alone the wider world, that it can or should continue to try to punch above its weight?

Corruption results from a variety of economic, institutional, political and historical factors.

By Mark Schuller Mark Schuller is Professor of anthropology and nonprofit and NGO studies at Northern Illinois University and affiliate at the Faculté d’Ethnologie, l’Université d’État d’Haïti.

In his book ‘A New Earth’, Eckhart Tolle wrote a paragraph under the title ‘Our Inherited Dysfunction’.

There is a worrying regularity with which unexplained deaths of mothers and their infants occur within both the public and private health system in Guyana.

Managing Guyana’s two “Forces” Little St. Vincent, no derelicts Come reflect quickly with me on a few very basic principles and realities regarding democratic representation.

She was just three, and a tiny dark-haired toddler running around barefoot in the mud and grass, when the severe influenza pandemic swept through impoverished British Guiana and the West Indies, over a century ago.

Q: What is the status of Immigrant Visa Processing at the U.S.

By Sanjeev Krishna and Yolanda Augustin LONDON – Many rich countries have at times failed to provide enough personal protective equipment (PPE) for their health-care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

International elections observation, which was largely unknown before the 1960s, has grown into such a substantial international norm that it would be impossible for small countries, particularly ones with a controversial electoral history such as Guyana, to avoid their participation in their elections process. 

Building barriers to halt cross-border migration can cause serious reputational damage.

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Formerly Head of the UN Human Rights Office.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was recently found guilty of corruption for trying to bribe a judge and influence-peddle in exchange for confidential information relating to an investigation into his 2007 campaign finances.

By Krysta Bisnauth Krysta Bisnauth is a Senior Advocacy Officer at Freedom United.

I do not know much about the drug trade. The price of cocaine or any other type of illicit drugs is not known to me.

-Loving Guyana from afar, Mosa. Hello friends y’all be tolerant. Because as I proceed rather swiftly –  chronologically and mentally(?),

Throughout this week, International Women’s Day was celebrated with much pomp and circumstance.

About two decades ago, the unexpected, recorded find of a lifetime along the rolling plains flanked by the Kanuku Mountains, thrilled conservationists and became world famous in ornithological lore.