Tag: Indo-Guyanese

Dear Editor, I recently read the article by Ramnarine Sahadeo that was published in the Guyana Times and in Kaieteur News on December 19th honoring helicopter pilot Michael Charles, a ...

The story of enslaved Africans is well known, but the history of indentured Indian servitude is virtually absent from most narratives. Approximately half a million Indian labourers were brought to ...

Dear Editor, The ‘morning after’ is a song, popularized and publicized in numerous publications with lyrical variances, scripting the follow-through as an aftermath, starting with the pleading cry of hope, ...

The BBC is reporting that the UK government is sending a warship to Guyana to engage in military exercise. This comes after neighboring Venezuela renewed its claim for a part ...

I just returned from several weeks traveling around several Southeast Asian countries examining economic development since last there before Covid and from multiple visits earlier years while a graduate student. ...

Older cousins skinned the sheep careful not to pierce the skin hung up outdoors for a couple months stretched taut on a coconut trunk our local village way of tanning; ...

by Albert Baldeo Death must not weaken, define or defeat us, Not now, not ever, Our hearts pour out for you, Our fallen heroes, Our tears flow like the mighty ...

Published by COHA; re-published because of current public interest Several Weeks ago, COHA published an analysis of the Venezuela-Guyana boundary dispute by guest scholar Eva Golinger, who is a New ...

I write regarding the article ‘Rethinking Forbes Burnham: Revelations from the “303 Committee” on laying the foundation for Guyana’s dictatorship’ by Baytoram Ramharack (Stabroek News, November 14, 2021). In the ...

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 ...