What the APNU+AFC and PPP should do now
By The Piper
We are approaching the hundred-day mark for the new APNU+AFC administration to meet promises it set during the election campaign and soon...
Budget Time
By The Piper
Minister Winston Jordon will now be in the limelight, as he should be. Being the star, however, has its risks, and the...
We should focus on Intercultural Communication
By The Piper
The PPP/C governed Guyana for a little over two decades and although it achieved much in economic development it failed to do...
Domination and Development: A Note to Dr. Roopnaraine
By The Piper
Not a day goes by without our politicians, intellectuals and elites in general calling for development. More often than not they mean...
The new PPP or business as usual?
By The Piper
The waiting is over. After nearly two months of speculation we now know whom the PPP is sending to parliament, and most...
An Open Letter to the Minister of Public Security
Dear Minister Ramjattan:
The curfew your ministry has imposed on bars, nightclubs, and restaurants is no doubt well intentioned. Good intentions, however, aren’t the best...
Venezuela heading in wrong direction on Guyana’s oil discovery
By The Piper
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s May 27, 2015 presidential decree (No. 1787) not only reaffirms that country’s claim to the Essequibo, but extends...
The Good, the Bad, and the Shameless
By The Piper
- Give Jack his jacket; so the saying goes. It means, of course, that credit must be given where earned. The APNU-AFC has...
Racist Stereotypes Unleashed against Indians
By The Piper
Hardly a day goes by in the Guyanese media without centuries- old racist stereotypes hurled at Indians. This has been going on...
Letters and Blogs are the Greatest Threat to Stability in Guyana
By The Piper
Commentators on Guyana usually use race as a point of departure in their analyses of politics, economics, and culture of the country....





















