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 the Guyana …
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Keith Fitzpatrick Semple: The Last of the “West Indians”
October 2025. At the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, the West Indies cricket team faces another humiliating defeat—a 2-0 series loss to India following an innings thrashing in Ahmedabad. Yet on Day …
The Golden Era of Guyanese Music: Winston Lewis and the Steel Pan Revolution (1940s-1970s)
This essay honors my Uncle Charlie’s memory and emerges from research undertaken in preparing his eulogy. What began as a personal tribute evolved into a broader exploration of a pivotal era in …
Shaping the Guyanese Story: Building a Shared and Prosperous Future
Stories shape our world. They are the invisible threads that weave together the fabric of our families, our communities, and our nations. A compelling narrative can ignite a sense of shared purpose, …
The Mohamed Indictment: A Perilous Crossroads for Guyana’s Governance and Economic Future
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, …
Who Decides? The Democratic Deficit in Naming Guyana’s New Bridge
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: …
Bridging Eras: The Engineering of a Nation Through Two Demerara Crossings
Fisher v. GECOM -A Missed Opportunity for Democratic Progress: The Appeal Court’s Troubling Dismissal of Electoral Inclusion
Guyana’s Boomtown Moment: A Caution from the Dakotas
The story of Guyana today feels like a parable. A small country, rich in rivers and rainforests, and an abundance of wildlife, suddenly finds itself sitting on vast reserves of petroleum. A …
