GEORGETOWN, Guyana, September 23, 2025 - President Irfaan Ali must not only talk the talk, but he must also walk the talk. His September 7th swearing-in address was filled with lofty promises to the people of Guyana—people he is constitutionally bound to serve without fear, favour or ill will, whether they voted for him or not. The President’s salary is paid by all citizens, and so too must be his service.
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Sept. 16, 2025 - On September 12, 2025, Reporters Without Borders issued a resounding call to President Irfaan Ali’s administration, urging immediate and concrete...
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An OpEd Commentary
$2 million. That's the price Guyana's courts have placed on seeking constitutional clarity. That's the penalty for daring to question electoral processes. That's the message our judiciary has...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, September 14, 2025 - Let us make no mistake—when the courts become a place where citizens are punished for daring to question the law, democracy itself is under...
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana, September 11, 2025 - The 2025 Elections may be over for the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), but the process that led to the declaration, questioned by some and...
The following is an Editorial from the Village Voice online publication out of Guyana, published with their courtesy.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, September 12, 2025 - Any reasonable, thinking person — regardless of...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, September 8, 2025 - Jamaica's agricultural sector faces an economic contradiction so stark it defies logic: while contributing significantly to employment and food security, farmers are systematically priced...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, September 7, 2025 - Victory celebrations are supposed to roar. They're meant to paint the streets green with jubilant motorcades, fill the air with horns and dancehall, and...
When constitutional law meets campaign creativity, democracy gets interesting—and dangerous
Picture this: You're in a leadership debate, your opponent dramatically whips out his birth certificate like a citizenship reality show, and...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Friday, August 29, 2025 - In the annals of political history, few spectacles rival the farce unfolding in Guyana today—a regime drunk on oil money, peddling "development" as...
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