Photos by Mariah Lall With the National Toshaos Council (NTC) five-day conference having concluded at the Arthur Chung Convention Centre, participants were asked for their opinion on President David Granger’s recommendation for the establishment of a five-member authority to implement and monitor decisions made by the NTC.
Interviews by Dreylan Johnson with photos by Keno George This week, we asked the man and woman in the street for their thoughts on the Caribbean’s participation in the Olympics, the performances of the Guyanese athletes and what has been the highlight of the Olympics for them so far.
Interviews and photos by Dreylan Johnson and David Papannah Given Guyana’s recent oil find and preparations to begin exploiting it in five years the man and woman in the street were asked to say what areas should be focused on and what projects should be embarked on by the government once Guyana begins receiving revenue from oil.
Photos and interviews by Dhanash Ramroop With the growing popularity of T20 cricket, does test cricket have a future?
The 14th Caribbean Cuboree was held in Guyana from Sunday to Friday at the Scout Association of Guyana’s (SAG) Headquarters on Woolford Avenue.
Interviews and photos by Jonelle Fields and Oliceia Simon This week, we asked students of the University of Guyana for their opinions on the recently announced new fee that graduating students would have to pay.
This week, we asked the man/woman in the street whether they had gone to any of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Twenty/20 games at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence and what the experience was like.
With photos by David Papannah With Guyana having just co-hosted the Caricom Heads of Government Summit, we asked the man/ woman in the street what Caricom means to them as Guyanese, if they were aware of the recently concluded conference and whether they believe we are benefiting from being part of the community.
Photos by Shabna Rahman This week we asked the man and woman in the street to talk about their favourite show on television, the last movie they would have seen, the last book they read or their favourite radio station and why they consider them to be their favourites.
Interviews by Oliceia Simon with photographs by Shabna Rahman With domestic violence being a front burner issue, this week we asked the man/woman in the street why they felt men who are abused often choose not to make police reports and why women tended to remain in abusive relationships.
This week, citizens were asked what they believe should be the government’s focus in the upcoming year having recently completed their first year in office.
Interviews and photos by Jonelle Fields and David Papannah This week we asked the man and woman in the street for their views on the City Council’s announced plan to install parking meters in Central Georgetown this year.
This week we asked the man/woman in the street whether they had attended the flag-raising ceremony, the float parade or any of the other Jubilee events and what they felt about the event/s they attended.
This week, we asked the man and woman in the street about their preparations for the 50th Independence Anniversary celebrations and whether they will attend any of the planned events.
Interviews by Jonelle Fields with photos by David Papannah This week we asked the man and woman in the street about their plans and thoughts on the 50th Independence Anniversary celebrations.
This week residents of Rupununi were asked about the issues affecting them the most.
With a few days remaining for the Local Government Elections, we asked members of the public if they would be voting and if they have seen the candidates that would be representing them in their communities.
This week on What the People Say we asked members of the public to comment on the Local Government Elections and any other issues affecting them.
This week on `What the people say’ we asked members of the public if they have been following the local government developments and if they will be voting on March 18.
This week we asked members of the public to share their views on the government’s announcement of plans to close the Wales estate by the end of the year.
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