EYEWITNESS: Why spunks…
…towards the US?
Well…well…well! Guyana voted against the US (and Trump) on that country’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. In case you’d...
EYEWITNESS: Equal opportunity…
…screwing of GUYSUCO employees
Guysuco was the inheritor of the institution that introduced the rigid hierarchical structure of Guyanese society. In the beginning was the...
EYEWITNESS: Settling ambiguities…
…in “ancestral” lands
Well, your Eyewitness is happy the CoI into African “ancestral lands” has finally started its work. For the longest while, there was...
EYEWITNESS: Meltdown…
…in Venezuela
If there was any doubt that Venezuela’s meltdown had reached a point of no-return, it was put to rest by the US Congressional...
EYEWITNESS: Shooting down…
…oil gambit
From the moment Raphael Trotman floated the notion of an oil refinery for Guyana — and then hired an “expert,” back in January,...
EYEWITNESS: Fixing…
…or spinning wheels on Third Force
There seems to be an effort to jump-start another “Third Force” in Guyana today; and former Speaker Ralph Ramkarran...
EYEWITNESS: Blame game…
…by Nagamootoo on sugar workers
Just when you thought the drama over Volda Lawrence’s frank avowal of her government’s “PNC-only employment policy” would be dominating...
EYEWITNESS: Controlling…
…Trinidad
The Trinis are all outraged by the remark – on international TV – of Mario Sabgda-Aboud that his “ethnic group”, the “Lebanese-Syrians”, actually are...
EYEWITNESS: Diversification…
…in agriculture
Once again, your Eyewitness isn’t quite sure why so many persons have their drawers in a knot over the “policies” of the Government....
EYEWITNESS: The occasion…
…not the cause
Burnham had a penchant for flaunting his “erudition” – which mostly centred on the studied phrases he’d drop in conversations and speeches....
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