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Barbados Underground suggests that the doctor who examined the minor brutalised by Guyana police “was complicit in the torture…the concealment of a crime against humanity and…he possibly committed obstruction of justice.”

“I've always thought of autobiography as an attempt to leave behind–forever in memoriam–something more or less truthful about one's existence”: Signifyin' Guyana wonders what the first lines of your autobiography would be.

Guyana-Gyal comes up with an innovative marketing plan to sell mosquitoes…

Guyana-Gyal has it out with a mosquito.

“Copyright violation is still a troubling one on the internet”: Signifyin' Guyana explores the issue.

“Recent years have found the Caribbean embroiled in the challenges of drug trafficking, money laundering, murder, rape, robbery and crimes of all sorts”: Guyana's caribbeanlawbytes wonders whether the region is ready for restorative justice.

Individualism and free expression are made up of much more than clothing. Signifyin' Guyana explains.

Guyana-Gyal's garden writes a love letter to the rain.

Imran Khan notices that “Social media is breaking convention even in Guyana”, adding that once people understand its power, it “will revolutionize how things are sold and events are promoted.”