Eyewitness: Crimes…
…and fraudsters
If it’s one thing the Granger Administration did for Guyana over the last five years, it is to force so many of us...
Eyewitness: Rising for air…
…by picketing
Folks were beginning to wonder if the APNU/AFC had folded up their tent and disbanded. After all, they hadn’t been sighted for two...
Eyewitness: Change…
…PNC dinosaurs
There was, this week, another anniversary than the Dec 21 NCM that tolled the PNC’s ejection from office – the 18th anniversary of...
EYEWITNESS: Hustling…with the touts
Your Eyewitness mentioned yesterday the PNC’s refusal to adhere to democratic norms in so many areas of national life on account of their authoritarian...
Eyewitness: And the divisions continue…
…on race
Your Eyewitness is very disappointed – but not really surprised – about the continuous harping on “race” as the explanatory variable for anything...
EYEWITNESS: More on education…
…with CXC results out
Just yesterday, your Eyewitness waxed – if not lyrical, certainly prolixly – on the premises of our elementary education set-up, which...
Eyewitness: Justice…
…for Guyanese voters
At long last, it appears that the Guyanese people who cast their votes on March 2 last year so peacefully and with...
Eyewitness: The foreign nexus…
…of the Haitian exodus
Your Eyewitness continues to examine the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, not because of any morbid fascination with death, but...
Eyewitness: The fall…
…of Kandahar
Well, it wasn’t as bad as the fall of Saigon in 1975, when the US lost that decade-long war in Vietnam and there...
Eyewitness: Where’s the Opposition…
…in Guyana?
This is getting real embarrassing now. While it’s not the official position, folks usually say you gotta wait about 48 hours before filing...
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