Guyana lost several prominent personalities during the year 2023 – politicians, ex-politicians, lawyers, judges, business people, artists, musicians, educators, community volunteers or leaders, among other professions. It was a tremendous ...
Dr. Jagat Motwani passed away on December 27 at a hospital at 97 in New York. He left behind impeccable academic credentials. He was a brilliant thinker, outstanding writer, and ...
It is end of year and Caribbean people in North America and Europe reminisce about the enjoyment of the year-end season as they remember it and that continues to be ...
The country lost two legal luminaries earlier this month — retired Judges Prem Persaud and Nandram Kissoon. They were in a sort of way legal institutions serving the nation for ...
In perusing articles and commentaries, including editorials, on the St. Vincent’s meet between Presidents Irfaan Ali and Nicolas Maduro, Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves’s motif for convening the get together ...
Reference is drawn to media report on Attorney General Anil Nandlall’s explanation and analysis of the St. Vincent (Argyle Airport) agreement in response to criticism from various circles. I commend ...
The heart of all of Guyana and her diaspora have grieved for the victims of the fatal helicopter crash that occurred last week. We pray for the recovery of the ...
With the limited international relations resources at our disposal at home and our missions abroad, we have done relatively well over the last few months to rally support on our ...
When there is a national crisis, as in an invasion threat to and annexation of a country, government and opposition, supported by civil society, tend to come together thinking of ...
Veda Nath Mohabir passed away last month in Toronto after an unfortunate fall in his home. His remains were cremated on November 30. Veda hails from Guyana. He migrated to ...
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