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Dear Editor, Since 1976, the United States of America has dedicated the month of February as “Black History Month” to celebrate the achievements and legacy of Black Americans in recognition ...

Dear Editor, A year ago, I had the distinct pleasure of accompanying a Guyanese from the Diaspora, Ramona Baer Karim, and Mohan, a domiciled Guyanese who is also an ex-deputy headmaster ...

Dear Editor, The minute Guyanese first heard the news that Guyana struck liquid gold, a few Guyanese have been licking their tongues, smacking their lips, rubbing their palms, rolling their ...

The era of Charrandass Persaud as Guyana’s High Commissioner to India is already gathering dust and lying in the archive of history, perhaps not quietly but undisturbed at the moment. ...

Dear Editor, Guyanese, once popular cricket commentator, Joseph ‘Reds’ Pereira, had a famous term which he loved to use on the air, “and he is on his way.” Those well-known ...

Marina Hyde, a Guardian columnist, reminds us about fragments of historical writing from the British writer, Dame Hilary Mary Mantel, a 2009 and 2012 Booker Prize winner who passed away ...

They came in throngs, expecting the unexpected, but were not disappointed. They weren’t sure, but were more curious, anticipating what they were yearning for. The precedent was already created, and ...

AT a simple but special luncheon held on Friday 14th, October, at the spacious Jaglall residence in the President’s village, Leonora, dozens of senior citizens from the villages of Stewartville, ...

Dear Editor, A Guyanese on Face Book poignantly, pertinently and productively (perniciously?) asked a persuasive, primeval and perspective (prejudiced?) question, “What do you love about this Land?” This inquiry is ...