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The second most populous country in the world, India, whose population is more than 1.3 billion, is very weak in sports. It historically has trailed other large countries in the...

Trinidad and Tobago awaits foreign investment from India, and new initiatives are being made to further enhance economic ties between both countries, according to Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon...

One of the most poignant cries heard in Guyana especially around elections, is “Why do we have to call ourselves “Indian” or “African” or “Amerindian” Guyanese? Why can’t we be...

Last week I received a text with a link to a Globespan debate entitled “Global poverty and interethnic challenges” the speakers were Vishnu Bisram, Baytoram Ramharack, Rajan Nazran and a...

Dear Editor, Former Prime Minister of Guyana and one-time PNC strongman Mr. Hamilton Green states that ethnic diversity of workforce should apply to all sectors of the economy. Mr. Green...

Politically, Guyana is a country like a bear caught in a trap and can only eat away its trapped foot in a desperate attempt to free itself. One reason is...

Now that the PPP government is rectifying some of the wrongs that had been piled on top of Walter Rodney’s 1980 assassination – such as rejecting the cause of death...

I never had the opportunity to meet Walter Rodney. I had heard of his ban by the Shearer government from reentering Jamaica in 1968 when returning from a Black Writers...

Dear Editor, I have read that a little-known school of scholars in southwest India discovered one of the founding principles of modern mathematics hundreds of years before Newton. This revelation...

On May 26, Guyana once again commemorated the “Independence” that was given to the PNC government by the British in 1966 after engineered the latter’s victory in the Dec 7,1964,...