MET Jack  recently. He loves what he reads here. Very familiar with what the boys say. Didn’t know the boys were that biased.

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY governments often reveal surprising reluctance to publicly respond to challenges relating to violations of fundamental human rights and the rule of law when, generally, the  United States of America is involved.

 ON THE 33rd anniversary of the murder of Dr Walter Rodney, the Guyana Government last week announced plans for a Commission of Enquiry into the death of this best known, worldwide, victim of state terrorism under the then dictatorial regime of the late President Forbes Burnham. 

SOMEONE visiting Guyana for the first time cannot help but see a naked, vulgar scramble for political power frequenting the headline news every day, and as if nothing else is important. In this political jostle, that person also would see politicians aggressively placing their self-interest above national interest. The crude scramble for political power has become more noticeable since the November 2011 national and regional election.