EYEWITNESS: Bespoke…
…DPI’s BS
The old American comedian WC Fields was known for his pithy witticisms delivered with unerring timing in a perpetually inebriated voice. One of...
EYEWITNESS: Bleeding…
…sugar workers
Ever since the PNC-led Government of David Granger slid into office, he’s led the way in justifying the firing of 7,000 sugar workers...
EYEWITNESS: Since the Judiciary ain’t broke…
…then it’s a fix!
President Granger has said that Opposition Leader Jagdeo must “justify” his rejection of his (Granger’s) nomination of Justice Kenneth Benjamin for...
EYEWITNESS: Great news…
…on Cricket!
His regular readers would know their Eyewitness is a cricket nut. In the beginning – fifteen years ago – T-20 didn’t grab him...
EYEWITNESS: Hustlers…
Over the past three years, we have noticed a lot of offices being filled with hustlers. And even worse, with HYPOCRITICAL hustlers, who define...
EYEWITNESS: Elections…
…a la Green!
Hamilton Green wrote a long and rambling letter (well…he IS getting on in years, isn’t he?!!) about President Jimmy Carter’s role in...
EYEWITNESS: Moving on…
…with teaching reforms
Your Eyewitness has repeated the caution of the strong possibility of “a slip between the cup and the lip” on the matter...
EYEWITNESS: The battle…
…is joined?
Lots of teachers breathed a sigh of relief that their strike’s over and they can get back to what they do best –...
EYEWITNESS: Imposter…
…in culture
One of the sad legacies of our British colonial history is we try to imitate them in all manner of ways – knowing...
EYEWITNESS: What goes around…
…comes around for TT
“Brother, can you spare a dime?” was a song that became the anthem of America’s Great Depression. It spoke of folks...
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4 homeless after unattended stove goes up in flames
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The woman had to...
Letter: The never-ending saga of street vending in Georgetown
Dear Editor,
There is a court order, or mandamus, demanding the removal of vendors and their belongings from the pavement and environs of the city...
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The incident occurred...
No progress without the working-class – GAWU
GAWU’s President, Seepaul Narine Labour Day address 2024
Comrades, on this momentous occasion of Labour Day, the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) extends...
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This...
Opposition’s case to remove Jagdeo from Parliament “premature” – Nandlall
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall on Tuesday criticised legal action filed by Opposition Members of Parliament to remove Vice President...
$4.1B money laundering case against father, son discharged
Money laundering charges against Kenneth Kellawan Ramnarine and his son, Damian Brandon Ramnarine were dismissed by Magistrate Rhondel Weaver after she upheld a no-case...