Tag: Guyana

In 1950 60% of the Hindu population in Trinidad and Tobago were illiterate, that is, cannot read or write in English. The Christian denominational schools targeted them for conversion to ...

In an article published in the Trinidad Newsday this week, the title read "PM critical of Claxton Bay protest" and it went on to describe the statements of the Prime ...

How can social groups move away from petty gossips to bigger narratives? I think that that is a big challenge that needs addressing. Are there small talks leading to conflicts ...

Dear Editor Any monument/memorial which reminds us about horror of man’s cruelty to his fellow man ought to be built. Such a reminder, hopefully, can ensure it does not reoccur ...

Dear Editor, The same PNM supporters who don’t mention the concrete culverts that are practically ON the highway before Cunupia and other places along the highway, or the lampposts that ...

The below article appeared in News India Times. Aug 24. Thousands recite the Gita in Texas setting Guinness Record, Modi sends greetings The writer reported that for the first time ...

CURAÇAO TOURISM DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS OF COUNTERPART STATUTORY DIRECTOR AND REGIONAL MANAGER NORTH AMERICA WILLEMSTAD – August 2022 – Following extensive interviews and evaluations conducted by the Supervisory Board of ...

Is the diaspora paying attention to education as it should? I would love to think so, but I am yet to see or read about their outstanding achievements. Education is ...

As a Guyanese who attended Queen’s College on Thomas and Camp Roads, Georgetown in the late sixties and early seventies, I saw the societal changes as they affected Guyana’s pre-eminent ...

Whether you like Gary Griffith or not, the man was performing as Police Commissioner. Rowley’s assertion that he lost confidence in Griffith while standing mum as Jacob presides over the ...