GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 21, 2026 - Amanza Walton, M.P. - Guyana’s democracy does not depend on who feels comfortable with an outcome. It depends on whether we respect the Constitution even when outcomes are politically uncomfortable.
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 21, 2026 | By Mark DaCosta | The essence of Guyana’s extradition law lies in its attempt to balance international obligations with constitutional safeguards. Rooted in inherited treaties...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 21, 2026 - The Guyana Constitution is not our problem. Our problem is the absence of political will, compounded by visionless leadership and a dangerous willingness to...
In an extraordinary breach of constitutional propriety, National Assembly Speaker pronounces guilt while extradition hearings remain ongoing
GUYANA, January 21, 2026 - On Tuesday, Azruddin Mohamed sought a meeting with Guyana's...
The laws exist. The mandate is clear. So why were our parishes reduced to spectators in their own crisis? Christopher Powell Explains
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, January 20, 2026 — The devastation...
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, January 19, 2026 - Jamaica’s inclusion among 75 countries whose immigrant visa processing has been suspended by the United States is not a routine bureaucratic development. It...
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, January 16, 2026 - O. Dave Allen | At the heart of the People’s National Party’s current predicament lies an unresolved ideological tension. Though born as a democratic...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 14, 2026 -(Lincoln Lewis) - The Irfaan Ali regime can no longer credibly claim it pursues policies that unify the nation. We are witnessing a growing culture...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 134, 2026 - Was the prime minister being absolutely frank and upfront with his employers, the Jamaican people, in his assertion of "steering Jamaica clear of the...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, January 6, 2025 -This year marks a century since the trade union movement began the fight for one-man-one-vote. The right to vote is constitutionally protected. The journey to...
WiredJa Analysis | January 4, 2026
At his Mar-a-Lago press conference on Saturday, Donald Trump referenced oil twenty-five times. He mentioned democracy zero times, elections, three times. He invoked drugs ten...
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana January 3, 2026 - In the shadow of Guyana’s burgeoning oil wealth, the incumbent People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government stands exposed as a regime more...
GEORGETOWN, Guyana January 2, 2026- The Guyana Constitution must be allowed to function. Its relevance and application should be actively discussed, enabling the ventilation of diverse views to strengthen our...
