Tag: Indo Caribbean diaspora

Had the early Indians been given education on merit, Trinidad and Tobago would have been better off today. Unfortunately, only those who were willing to convert were made monitors and ...

The book Beyond Indentureshp: Indian Trinidadian Entrepreneurs was launched in Toronto last Saturday.

Kumar Mahabir is a full-time anthropologist at the University of Guyana (UG) and a Fellow of The Eccles Centre for American Studies, British Library (2022-23). He is a former Assistant ...

Dear Editor Kindly allow me space in your letter column to respond to the debate between the WPA's Dr. David Hinds and Professor Dr. Randy Persaud. I quote Dr Persaud ...

LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION: I WILL STAND RESOLUTELY IN DEFENCE OF THE PCTT AND ALL DENOMINATIONAL BODIES WHO CHOOSE TO SECURE THEIR RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FROM THIS GOVERNMENT’S ...

Dear Editor, An infamous, shameful, and sad day, July 16th, 1973 in the history of Guyana led by Burnham’s PNC and especially for the people of No 64 Village, Corentyne, ...

The contribution of Dr. Deokienanan Sharma as President of the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) was hailed by Winston Dookeran, former government minister and governor of the Central Bank ...

Dear Editor, Yes, Hawk and Spit if when you see this Sagramsingh, er, thing, carrying on at her cantankerous worst; in her sick, sycophantic excess; in her ingratiating shamelessness; in ...

Now that the proposed Aldermen list has been published Kamla Persad Bissessar needs to come clean on the con job she and Gary Griffith tried to pull on this country ...

I am now convinced that all this ole talk about reparation is no more than classical nemakharamism or ingratitude. I say so because we as former colonial people continue to ...