Tag: Indo-Guyanese

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 ...

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 ...

Former Local Government Representative and community activist, Paras Ramoutar is calling upon Minister of Works and Transport to the intervene in Caparo and other neighboring districts to rectify the poor ...

Dear Editor, Hamilton Green’s opposition to having “ethnic balance in the security forces” on the basis of what he perceived as based on “ulterior motive” is an attempt to open ...

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 ...

With such a rating and outlook of uncertain prospects, international investors will most definitely be very wary of T&T and this could very well be one of the reasons for ...

Ever since Basdeo Panday entered the political arena in 1966, Princes Town rose in stature as a conspicuous geographic presence in this country. Needless to say, when he became Prime ...

Only yesterday, July 25, Carl Bernstein of Watergate fame and the ousting of Nixon, said Donald Trump should be considered a war criminal for the deaths of thousands of Americans ...

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 ...