Sunday Essay · Opposition Coordination & Sovereign Wealth On the two equilibria of Guyana’s opposition, and the development project that could break the deadlock. By Terrence Richard Blackman, Ph.D.…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…