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The Variable Chachalaca, formerly Little Chachalaca, is often found near clearings and forest patches with dense undergrowth where it feeds on fruit and berries both on the ground and in the trees.

Hardly anyone expected Guyana to qualify for a major international chess title.

In my last few articles, I’ve focused heavily on cardio and its benefits.

Sunday’s Cartoon

Sometimes it is difficult to be positive in a society where tragic events occur regularly.

I realise that, most likely, it is because I am at the cusp of plunging into the heart of that demographic that is the Guyanese elderly that I return to this theme almost annually.

Every Christmas season my money-minded maternal grandmother would travel down to the city by taxi, wearing her traditional starched white embroidered cotton headdress, with a fat duck or two in tow and baskets of freshly picked produce from her organic riverside farm to sell to my hopelessly outwitted father.

Just after the completion of the 19th Biennial Congress of his People’s National Congress Reform some three weeks ago, the chairperson of that party, Mr.

The decision by key South American countries to send an ultimatum to Venezuela’s authoritarian regime demanding that it respect democratic rules went almost unnoticed in the US media, but it may be the region’s most important diplomatic event in recent years.

I remember that all through history the way of truth and love has always won.

Interviews and photos by Shabna Rahman This week on What the People Say, residents of Rupununi, Region Nine commented on issues affecting them and what they would like the government to change.

By Cornel Grey Cornel Grey is a PhD Student at the University of Toronto whose research focuses primarily on black geographies and surveillance studies.

A few months ago, I wrote about poor customer service. Not much has changed.

Conclusion Labour productivity As noted in the first part of this article, six inputs based on physical units or items of expenditure were selected to form an opinion of the stewardship of the previous administration over the affairs of the nation. 

The question I respond to in today’s column is: Does the prevailing world energy outlook offer useful policy lessons for Guyana’s benefit, in anticipation of its oil and gas production coming on stream in the early 2020s?

Consider yourself fortunate if you are right 51% of the time.

For over 50 years state authorities have continually lamented that Guyana has one of the highest percentages of road deaths in the world.

I didn’t know him when I lived in Guyana, but in my years in Toronto I became very close to Terry Ferreira from New Amsterdam who had migrated there.

Part 2 How should we regard the Caribbean’s future? Should it be with pessimism as some commentators suggest, or with optimism?

The Red-breasted Meadowlark, formerly known as the Red-breasted Blackbird, is common near rice cultivations and countrysides here.