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The Trinidad Express, recently published a two-part Opinion piece, “The education of children of African origin” endorsed by 23 intellectuals of African origin. It raises some important issues that need...
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ROAR of Ravi Dev One of the most poignant and persistent cries heard around Guyana – especially around elections time – is, “Why do we have to hear about Africans...
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January 2020: It is now slightly over a year since the first edition of Sanatana Dharma and Plantation Hinduism: Explorations and Reflections of an Indian Guyanese Hindu, written by Dr. Ramesh...
Read moreROAR of Ravi Dev Observing the rhetoric deployed in the blogsphere, social media and the letter-pages of the newspapers, I have been struck by the ubiquitous invocation of the trope...
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Roar of Ravi Dev In Guyana, the question of an equitable distribution of economic goods has always loomed large. And history offers valuable perspectives on this condition; perspectives that should...
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Indian money might run low but it doesn’t run out. Indians believe in education and we do well in education. We Indians in Trinidad (and in Guyana too) have heard...
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Guyana has two kinds of Members if Parliament— geographic coming from one of ten Regions, and national not representing any regions. There are 25 geographic MPs divided up among the...
Read moreROAR of Ravi Dev Now that Nomination Day has come and gone, after all the buzz about the need for a “third force” to deny both the PPP and PNC...
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The Guyana elections commission has set January 17 as the deadline for political parties to enter into any combining arrangements for seats allocation for elections scheduled for March 2. That...
Read moreIndians in Trinidad and Guyana desperately want real, fundamental change in this election year but they are not likely to get it. Black people in both countries do not want...
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