There was always going to be a winner in this 2025 election.
It was never going to be PNC because of its compromised interpretation of leadership and the surrender to its substandard.
And, Coalition indecision is not helping to assuage the anxieties of its electorate, either.
Its multiple near-death experiences are taking a toll on its electorate...with social battle lines entrenched and contentious warriors dug in for the long haul.
Sherlina Nageer Contributor
The beginning of a new year is generally a time of reflection and resolution making. Usually, resolutions are about changing negative behaviors,...
We’re avid sports fans.
We particularly love cricket.
Who can blame us?
We grew up idolizing Roy Fredericks and Clive Lloyd. We followed the strokes of Sir...
When Swami Aksharananda reminded his community that within the African community (specifically, the PNC and WPA) “a significant number of African intellectuals, scholars, and...
Sherlina Nageer Contributor
November 14, 2015
Dear Editor,
For months now, I have been hearing about a shortage of HIV testing kits in Guyana. Complaints have come...
These things are best understood in perspective.
Historic Perspective, in this case ,takes us back to 1750 when rice was first introduced as a crop,...
When the State Organ, Guyana Chronicle, fails to lead the story, we get distortions that are designed to mislead.
First, let’s understand that the unemployment...
The response to the unconscionable pay hike for government Ministers should never be to proffer the larcenous, pilfering, predatory, rapacious, acts of the previous...
The issue could have been presented in contrast.
The PPP’s Clement Rohee has lambasted the Coaltion’s decision to hike the salaries/ pay raises of government...
And, to the one hundred day metric, commonly used to predict Presidential success, Barrack Obama appended the need to "harness new technologies to put...
Now that the Diplomatic hurdles have been vaulted and Presidents Granger (Guyana) and Maduro (Venezuela) have agreed that the countries’ relationship is healthy enough...