Letter to the Editor- By GHK Lall – December 20, 2021
It should be noted that I immediately put on the front burner ALL GUYANA, and not only brethren inside the PNC. He must be a rallying point, starting on the inside and leveraging that into a driving national agenda. This country’s divided social milieu must be knitted together; for then, Guyanese can confront both local and foreign devils that suck the blood out of this society. Aubrey Norton must dispel fears, make people believe in him, that he is different, no matter how small that cluster. I say he must find it in himself to be an inspiration, a resting place, a confidence booster. Guyanese must be reminded that this land is theirs, ours; and we must get as much as we can from it, regardless of what anyone says, who stands in objection. Continue reading
GUYANA: Oil: Oil everywhere but not enough to eat: A holiday reality check – By Red Thread
Stabroek News –December 20, 2021 – By Red Thread – A Guyana NGO
Red Thread’s members are primarily grassroots women, who live daily with various forms of economic and social insecurity. Despite this, over three decades, we have built an organisation that advocates and organises with women, beginning with grassroots women, to cross divides and transform our conditions. Red Thread runs the Cora Belle and Clotil Walcott Self-Help Drop In Centre, which provides support for and advocates with survivors of domestic violence as well as low wage workers (https://redthreadguyana.org/)
Everywhere you turn you read about oil. How much better off Guyana and Guyanese will be. But most Guyanese are not seeing these benefits. Most Guyanese are catching hell to make ends meet while the oil companies – the beneficiaries of a disgraceful and lopsided production sharing agreement negotiated by the coalition government and upheld by the present administration – are laughing all the way to the bank. Continue reading →
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