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Friday, April 26, 2024

Eyewitness: Telling it…like it is

The UN-sponsored commemorative “Days” are usually innocuous events that let various and sundry interest groups tell the world they’re alive and (possibly) kicking. Now...

Eyewitness: Throwing stones…from (AFC) glasshouse

Your Eyewitness notes that the AFC – under its newly-installed leader Ramjattan – has called Transparency International (TI) to investigate the old allegations by...

EYEWITNESS: The leaders…go to Washington

In the 1939 classic movie, “Mr Smith goes to Washington”, the idealistic but very naïve Jimmy Stewart wants to do a good deed for...

Eyewitness: Fighting…Venezuelan bullyism

Here we go again!!! Venezuela’s kvetching that Pres Ali declared before the General Assembly last month: “In the matter of Guyana’s sovereignty and territorial...

EYEWITNESS: Return…

…of kick-down-the-door banditry? We Guyanese have a way with words when it comes to naming crimes, which leaves VERY little to the imagination. “Mugging” doesn’t...

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: Changing…

…the elections ruse In the just-concluded appeal of the PPP to have the AFC candidate at the LGE for the Whim area removed – because...

EYEWITNESS: Looking back…

…at Gajraj News of the passing of former Home Affairs Minister Ronald Gajraj came as a surprise to most. He was comparatively young – just...

EYEWITNESS: Spontaneous…

…democratic watchdog? A distinctive (and sick) feature of the PNC’s make-up is its cynicism about democratic norms. This goes back to its founder leader Burnham,...

Eyewitness: It’s a rum…

…AFC situation Well, it isn’t as popular as it was back in the day, but you do know, Dear Reader, that “a rum situation” means...

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