Daily Features

Fear of flooding

As the seasonal rains begin to really make their presence felt there is no mistaking the jitteriness among villages along the East Coast corridor.

History

Eighth Installment Part V Conclusion Where did the revolutionaries go wrong?

Frontiers

From the time of its emergence as a sovereign state in the international community in 1966, Guyana proclaimed three paramount and permanent national interests: the security and survival of the state; the pursuit of the social and economic development of the people; and, the need to develop and strengthen the infrastructure, institutions and mechanisms for national unity.

The environment

Part II By Aubrey C Norton In the first part of this article which appeared in the November 2007 issue of the Guyana Review, I profferred the view that the “national response has to proceed in the context of international realities and must include a diplomatic strategy that makes the international environment conducive to the promotion of the national interest”.

Energy

As recent as five months ago it would have seemed insane.

History

263. We soon reached Bartika Grove again, but left it by next morning in spite of the entreaties of brave Bernau, who wanted us to stay a few days longer.

Wednesday Ramblings

Dear valued citizens of the Guyanese Diaspora. On behalf of the Ministry of Dubiously Tabulated Tourist Arrivals, we wish to welcome you home and to say, a very Merry Guyanese Xmas!

In The Diaspora

Diana Abraham is currently a PhD Candidate at the Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, Toronto.

What the people

Are you satisfied with the government’s and police’s response thus far to the rum shop incident involving Minister of Local Government, Kellawan Lall?

Project Syndicate

This article was received from Project Syndicate, an international not-for-profit association of newspapers dedicated to hosting a global debate on the key issues shaping our world.

Frankly Speaking

Eleven days to that day, which, I hear, celebrates the second most important observance in the Christian Calendar.

History This Week

Introduction Over the past six decades, excluding the 1978 Referendum, there have been 13 general elections in Guyana.

In the Diaspora

Following the rigged 1985 elections, the WPA appointed Eusi Kwayana as its lone parliamentarian for the one seat the party was given.

Frankly Speaking

“Dis country like a powderkeg waiting to explode. We have a serious ethnic/race problem in dis country, yeh.

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