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WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 07 April 2025

JAMAICA | As US Tariffs bite, Our Agriculture Withers Says Fulton

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 6, 2025 - The recent United States imposed 10% tariff on Jamaica is no bolt from the blue—it arrived with all the subtlety of an oncoming freight train: first the whistle, then the rumbling engine, and finally the full force of President Trump 2.0's economic agenda.

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 07 April 2025

JAMAICA | As US Tariffs bite, Our Agriculture Withers Says Fulton

GUYANA | DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE: COURT RULING THREATENS ELECTORAL INTEGRITY SAYS VINCENT ALEXANDER

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, April 6, 2025 - In a decision that strikes at the very heart of Guyana's democratic foundation, Chief Justice George has dismissed a judicial review application that could...

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 07 April 2025

GUYANA | Corruption at Core of Guyana’s Infrastructure Crisis Says Forde

Georgetown, Guyana, April 5, 2025 - The state of Guyana’s infrastructure has reached a crisis point, with crumbling roads, bridges on the verge of collapse, and government promises of modernisation...

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 06 April 2025

JAMAICA | A Tale of Two Titans: The Rise of Allan Bernard and the Fall of Horace Chang

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, April 4, 2025 - The fortress walls are crumbling. For over two decades, Dr. Horace Chang has reigned supreme in St. James Northwestern, but his political empire...

By O. Dave Allen Op-Ed 05 April 2025

GUYANA | The Keitel Complex: How Blind Loyalty Threatens Guyana's Future

GEORGETOWN, Guyana — History's darkest chapters often reveal themselves not through the actions of tyrants, but through the silent complicity of those who know better. In 1941, as Adolf Hitler's...

Dave Welsh Op-Ed 04 April 2025

GUYANA has serious problems; we must work together to fix them, Says Lincoln Lewis

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, April 3, 2025 - We have serious problems in this country, and it’s time we work together to fix them. Unity must never be based on convenience but...

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 04 April 2025

JAMAICA | Why We Remember – The Atrocities Of Chattel Slavery

KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 28, 2025 - by Ahmed Reid and Verene Shepherd - March has two significant historical events that the global community, but especially Africa and its Diaspora, mark...

Ahmed Reid and Verene Shepherd Op-Ed 28 March 2025

Jamaica | Desecrating Our Heroes: A Betrayal of Jamaica's Soul

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica - "A people without knowledge of their past is like a tree without roots," Marcus Garvey once warned. Today in Montego Bay, those roots are being severed...

Sonya Sinclair Op-Ed 26 March 2025

GUYANA | From the Ashes, Critchlow Labour College Will Rise Again

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, March 24, 2025 - On the morning of Saturday, March 22, a devastating fire tore through Critchlow Labour College (CLC), leaving a significant portion of the building in...

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 25 March 2025

JAMAICA | Agricultural Development Fund: A Vital Necessity for Jamaica's Economic Growth

KINGSTON, Jamaica March 22, 2025 - While politicians eagerly dole out millions for youth development initiatives, Jamaica's agricultural sector—the backbone of our rural economy—continues to wither on the vine of...

Lenworth Fulton -Agriculturist Op-Ed 23 March 2025

GUYANA | Vice President Jagdeo Must Address Melissa “Melly Mel” Atwell’s Case

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, March 21, 2025 - The arrest and detention of social media influencer, Ms. Melissa “Melly Mel” Atwell, in the United States has sparked widespread concern, with every major...

Senior Counsel Roysdale Forde, MP Op-Ed 22 March 2025

GUYANA | Freedom of speech under threat in Guyana, we must defend our constitutional rights

In Guyana today, freedom of speech, a fundamental pillar of any democracy, is increasingly under threat under the Irfaan Ali/Bharrat Jagdeo regime. The regime’s use of the Cybercrime Act and...

WiredJA News Team Op-Ed 19 March 2025

JAMAICA | Will Holness Sacrifice Cuba to Appease Trump? Asks O.Dave Allen

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, March 16, 2025 - Jamaica's diplomatic dilemma is a precarious balancing act between loyalty to long-standing allies and the lure of economic benefits from emerging global powers.

O. Dave Allen Op-Ed 16 March 2025

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JAMAICA | As US Tariffs bite, Our Agriculture Withers Says Fulton

GUYANA | DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE: COURT RULING THREATENS ELECTORAL INTEGRITY SAYS VINCENT ALEXANDER

GUYANA | Corruption at Core of Guyana’s Infrastructure Crisis Says Forde

JAMAICA | A Tale of Two Titans: The Rise of Allan Bernard and the Fall of Horace Chang

GUYANA | The Keitel Complex: How Blind Loyalty Threatens Guyana's Future

GUYANA has serious problems; we must work together to fix them, Says Lincoln Lewis

JAMAICA | Why We Remember – The Atrocities Of Chattel Slavery

Jamaica | Desecrating Our Heroes: A Betrayal of Jamaica's Soul

GUYANA | From the Ashes, Critchlow Labour College Will Rise Again

JAMAICA | Agricultural Development Fund: A Vital Necessity for Jamaica's Economic Growth

GUYANA | Vice President Jagdeo Must Address Melissa “Melly Mel” Atwell’s Case

GUYANA | Freedom of speech under threat in Guyana, we must defend our constitutional rights

JAMAICA | Will Holness Sacrifice Cuba to Appease Trump? Asks O.Dave Allen

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