On human decency
By Ryhaan Shah
It probably seems strange, about being carjacked, to start a column with a headline about human decency, but I’ll come to that....
The AG’s unlawfulness
By Ryhaan Shah
The Granger Administration continues to sink to new lows that reveal a rottenness at its centre. Just over a month ago,...
Boat gone ah falls
By Ryhaan Shah
No one is optimistic about Guyana’s future. The country has careened through 51 post-independence years, bouncing along and threading its way through...
THE WISMAR MASSACRE
By
The story of the Wismar Massacre is well annotated by the Report of the Wismar, Christianburg and Mackenzie Commission which was established by...
Respect for all women
Women
and girls the world over face many of the same issues: lack of access to education and employment; unequal pay for equal work; domestic...
Why we must speak
It is more than just a democratic right. The right to speak embraces every reason: from the basic need to explain, inform and communicate...
2020: OUR BEST HOPE
It's coming up to just two years for this PNC Government – let’s dispense with the pretence that there’s an APNU/AFC Coalition – and...
The “one people” agenda
Ryhaan Shah
It’s a fascinating phobia – that of self-loathing. Indians here and in Trinidad and Tobago suffer from the pathology; and the society, instead...
The last ship
By Ryhaan Shah
The SS Ganges was the last ship to bring Indian indentured labourers to British Guiana. It arrived in Georgetown on April 18,...
Protesting bad governance
The current anxieties about the Granger Administration have much to do with the real fear that Guyana is undergoing a return to People’s National...