Guyana Review

Strike!

Sport Is the decision by The West Indies cricket to ‘down tools’ a mercenary attempt to hold the game itself to ransom?

The M V ‘Turuma’ ferry on the Demerara River c.1925
The M V ‘Turuma’ ferry on the Demerara River c.1925

River transport

Tranportation Guyana, the land of many waters, will always be a challenging country to traverse.

Caribbean Cricket’s calumny

Sport Bangladesh will doubtless celebrate its first ever victory in a test series without much concern for the fact that the landmark has come at the considerable expense of Caribbean pride and the exposure of our own cricket to further, unbearable humiliation.

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Doin’ dem Bajan back

There is probably some measure of validity to  the point made by President Bharrat Jagdeo that the  current travails of Guyanese residing illegally in Barbados may well have a great deal to do with a measure of earned eye pass arising from the fact that many of us are inclined to run down our own country to ‘outsiders.’

The Brazilian and Guyanese Presidents embrace.

Brazil’s hemispheric geopolitics

The Hemisphere The Federative Republic of Brazil used the occasion, nine years ago in 2000, to celebrate the historic 500th anniversary of its discovery which coincided with the start of the new millennium.

Michael De La Bastide, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice

Caribbean judiciaries in an era of globalization:Meeting the challenges of the time

The Paradox of heritage and hesitancy Law & Society Address by Sir Shridath Ramphal at the Inauguration of the Caribbean Association of Judicial Officers Port-of-Spain,  June 25, 2009 (The salutations have been edited from this presentation) From the time we lost the Federal Supreme Court in 1962, I had dreamed of the creation of this Court as the Court of final jurisdiction in our Region, the fountain head of our jurisprudence.

Inside the place of worship

St James-the-Less Anglican church

Historic Edifices Lennox J Hernandez St James-the-Less Anglican Church in David Street, Kitty, Georgetown, was described by its designer, Rev George Fox, as “… an ideal model of what a church in the tropics should be.”

Professor Richard Allsopp

Richard Allsopp: words, work and willpower

Reflection Inspired by a lifelong love of words, his exceptional capacity for work and an indomitable will, Richard Allsopp created the monumental Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage – a priceless asset to the nation and region.

Ranji Chandisingh

Ranji Chandisingh: The enigma of a trilemma

Reflection Ranji Chandisingh’s motivation for his resignation from the People’s Progressive Party and his affiliation with the People’s National Congress was the greatest political enigma of the 20th century.

The Romix team on the Mabura road.

Strengthening Guyana’s road network the Romix way

(A farewell to potholes) Infrastructure Development Romix, a South African company known for research into road construction technology believes it can  play a role in improving Guyana’s coastal  and interior road networks, including the  road link between Guyana and Brazil.

Face of Fear

I met Paula through a friend of a friend. It took a while before she finally agreed to meet with me.

Face of fear

I met     Paula through a friend of a friend. It took a while before she finally agreed to meet with me.

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