Ms. Volda Lawrence, the Minister of Public Health, when speaking to a gathering of overseas Guyanese in the United States last week, stated that Guyana and Caribbean countries should stop complaining about the impact of the brain drain of nurses.
By Gro Harlem Brundtland OSLO – The late Kofi Annan once said that climate change is the “existential issue of our time.”
Judging from the latest polls, we may see a major turn to the left in Latin America’s political map: The two largest countries in the region — Mexico and Brazil — may soon have leftist presidents.
By Lincoln Lewis Lincoln Lewis brings more than three decades of local, regional and international trade union experience.
You will not find the word ‘overtourism’ in the Oxford English Dictionary.
The following article contains content about sexual abuse that may trigger an anxiety response in some readers.
Introduction It was good to see Dr. Mark Bynoe, Director/Head of the Department of Energy in the Ministry of the Presidency speaking publicly on the petroleum sector.
-do you care to vote in November? I suppose that every year I indulge – in muted exasperation – and acceptance?
As elegant beauties go, she is extraordinary and unforgettable. Yet only a fortunate few can claim to have ever met her.
‘Although it has bountiful resources, including gold and diamonds, Guyana is in the throes of one of the worst economic declines in the developing world.
By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM – Heat waves and extreme-weather events across the Northern Hemisphere this summer have brought climate change back to the forefront of public debate.
After several years in which the so-called “Group of Lima” of Latin American democracies had made great progress in speaking up collectively against Venezuela’s dictatorship, most of its members have now issued an unfortunate statement that will hurt the cause of freedom in Venezuela.
By Felician Medino Abraham Felician Medino Abraham is from Santa Rosa Moruca.
The Caribbean has always felt confident that it understands the politics and values of Europe.
“I was raped,” she said. Stunned by her confession, I wondered: Should I hug her?
Sexual misconduct: America and the Third World This humble column hereby lays claim to directing national attention – some two years ago – to the fact that the 2020 General Elections will attract some robust characteristics.
Introduction Amid all the noise about audits and Memorandum of Understanding, it is understandable and not at all surprising that a letter to the editor might have received less attention than it would have otherwise deserved.
Leaping into the air, the lanky Trinidadian medium-pacer with the trademark tan mohawk took a spectacular right-hand catch, gripping the ball even as he tumbled at mid-on.
That some very poor and costly decisions in Guyana’s budding oil and gas sector have recently been visited upon Guyanese is now sufficiently established.
The U.S. Embassy is happy to answer American citizens’ questions about voting in this year’s mid-term election.
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