Commentary

Guyana Business Journal November 10, 2025 The controversy surrounding the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate top performer awards has exposed a troubling disconnect between exceptional academic achievement and the rigid …

Following a deadly bombing at a Georgetown gas station on November 2, 2025, which authorities have classified as a terrorist attack, Guyana finds itself at a critical inflection point [1]. …

Some moments define a nation’s trajectory, inflection points where the choices made determine whether a country rises to meet its challenges or succumbs to them. For Guyana, the bombing at …

A young attorney and political advocate believes his generation must earn their seat at the table—and he’s putting in the work to claim his When Eden David Corbin walks down …

This article benefited significantly from the advice and insights of Winston Jordan, former Minister of Finance of Guyana, whose careful reading and constructive feedback enhanced its historical accuracy and practical …

This morning at Marsh Chapel, Boston University, the message centered on a familiar but urgent truth: true strength is born of humility. The Gospel reading told the parable of the …

Something deeply troubling is unfolding at the apex of Guyana’s judiciary. The sudden, stage-managed early retirement of Chancellor Yonette Cummings-Edwards, occurring almost simultaneously with the humiliating spectacle of Acting Chief …

When the Japanese artificial intelligence startup Sakana announced its plan to raise capital at a valuation of roughly US $2.5 billion, the technology world paused to take note [1]. To …

The recent gazette notifications for board appointments to the Guyana Sugar Corporation, Guyana Power & Light Inc., and the Firearms Licensing Board have, once again, sparked public debate about the …

  A fresh legal challenge has been mounted against the results of Guyana’s September 1, 2025, General and Regional Elections, asserting that the country’s electoral laws and their application by …