The paradox of peace

Kaieteur News – An election season visited by peace as a close and steady companion. Has Guyana ever had one? Not quite, not even close. Can Guyana have one? That was the wail, the forlorn hope. And then it did. In 2025, the elections were largely peaceful. Apart from some hiccups – heavy ones repeatedly […]

The paradox of peace

kaieteurnewsonline.com - 14/Sep 04:13

Kaieteur News – An election season visited by peace as a close and steady companion. Has Guyana ever had one? Not quite, not even close. Can...

Maduro slams Kamla for US support – Treat Venezuela with respect

newsday.co.tt - 16/Sep 04:14

EVEN AS he questioned who she was being influenced by and criticised her for supporting US military aggression against his nation, Venezuelan...

Nancy Mace careens from ‘death penalty’ call to prayers for ‘lost’ Charlie Kirk suspect

rawstory.com - 13/Sep 01:17

Over the course of two days, U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has taken starkly shifting positions on the alleged assassin of right-wing commentator...

Jamaica, Guyana vote: Ruling parties retain power

newsday.co.tt - 07/Sep 07:30

TWO Caribbean nations went to the polls in September, both returning their incumbents to power but under different circumstances. Jamaica chose...

We did not receive preliminary report on PH incident – Air Peace

thisislagos.ng - 12/Sep 13:02

Air Peace has clarified reports circulating in the media about a purported preliminary report by the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) on...

Rest in Peace, Sr Bernadette

newsday.co.tt - 09/Sep 07:47

THE EDITOR: Shortly before her death in June 2015, I met, leaving the Hyatt Hotel, Sister Bernadette of the Rosary or rather Mother Bernadette, as I...