Diaspora Engagement

The recent federal indictment of Nazar and Azruddin Mohamed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida represents a watershed moment for Guyana [1]. Filed on October 2, …

When President Irfaan Ali stood before the crowd at the October 5 commissioning of the new Demerara River Bridge, his announcement raised a question that cuts to the core of democracy itself: …

In memory of Joseph Walter Holder (1936-2022), the Guyanese engineer who led the design and construction of the original Demerara Harbour Bridge The Demerara River has long been the artery of Guyana’s …

The Court of Appeal’s dismissal of the Fisher v. GECOM case represents a profound missed opportunity for Guyana to strengthen its democratic foundations. In characterizing this constitutional challenge as “most unmeritorious” and …

In the collective memory of Guyana, the great flood of 2005 remains a stark reminder of the nation’s vulnerability to the forces of nature. Yet, the silent guardians that stand between the …

The Attorney General’s response to the Fisher v. GECOM case reveals a troubling preference for procedural barriers over democratic participation. In submissions filed September 24, 2025, the state’s legal team advances arguments …

A legal battle with profound implications for the future of Guyanese democracy is currently before the nation’s highest courts. The case, Krystal Hadassah Fisher v. The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) and The …

In an era when Guyanese politics often feels disconnected from the lived experiences of ordinary citizens, Attorney Ronald Daniels presents a different narrative. During a recent post-election conversation on the Guyana Business …

Three influential United States senators have launched a high-stakes investigation into ExxonMobil’s tax practices in Guyana, raising fundamental questions about whether American taxpayers are unknowingly subsidizing the oil giant’s lucrative operations in …