Think on That

An omen?

Revulsion, sorrow and shock. These were some of the reactions when a video circulated on social media this week of a man eating a decomposing animal.

The ghost boat

There are many stories that can begin with ‘Once upon a time…’ Like those the oceans hold.

The wounds we nurse

A montage of wounds is on display in Guyana. But the kaleidoscope of red and pink gashes seems not to have persuaded most of us to change or demand a better society.

Bitter-Sweet

When I read and listen to what has been said about the local sugar industry, my mind wanders to its dark origins.

Time of Rebirth

2020 was a year of trials and tribulations. Chaos and fear spread throughout the world like a wildfire, torching the hopes of the Earth’s citizens.

Diaspora wars

The hate I see for Haitians transcends xenophobia. The kin of Toussaint Louverture appear to be seen as a threat.

Eating from an empty bowl

In every nation, there are starving people. Whether the hunger is for sustenance, a fair share of the pie, knowledge or respect, that which sustains us is not equally distributed or guaranteed to all.

All is not well in Guyana

Last week the world celebrated Diwali. Diwali is a celebration of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.

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