Guyana Review

Naomi Parris, a 19-year-old graduate of Hope Secondary School was born at Nabaclis on the East Coast Demerara.

By Carlene Gill-Kerr I am no expert but I have an opinion.

According to the International Federation of Journalists, in 2018 alone, at least 94 journalists were killed.

The Guyana Review joins the nation in saying farewell to the following sons and daughters who, through their respective contributions, contributed to the betterment of our country.

Research Article Open Access Vineet Kaul Department of Communication and Media, DA-IICT University, Near Indroda, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India In Asian countries media freedom is a controversial issue, on one side, right to information and freedom of expression is provided for, on the other side media regulations and press laws are ready to curb the media freedom.

By Alexander Wentker Published on June 29, 2018      On 18 June 2018, Venezuela notified the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that it intends not to participate in the proceedings before the Court in the case over the Essequibo region brought by Guyana (for an excellent analysis of Guyana’s application and the complex historical and procedural background on this blog see here).

Oil and Gas A Presentation by Nigel Hughes, Attorney At Law on the occasion of the Guyana Press Association’s 2018 Media Awards ceremony An edited version Since the announcement of the discovery of oil and gas back in May 2015 much has been said on the subject.

Diplomacy At the softer end of the continuum of foreign policy instruments lie diplomacy and culture.

Perhaps poetry’s most valuable purpose has to do with the role it plays in throwing open a door to the mind, to the mind of the poet that is, unearthing thoughts which, otherwise, would probably remain entomb-ed forever in minds that care little for this remarkable discipline.

The Small Business Bureau, a semi-autonomous agency within what is now the Ministry of Business, commenced operations in 2010, based on its mandate as set out in the Small Business Act of 2004 (SBA).

Politics GR: I want to begin with a foreign policy question, Excellency.

Author Astrid R.N. Haas Developing off the back of one natural resource is risky for any country.

Literary Issues By Dilip Menon Dilip Menon is the Chair of Indian Studies and the Director of the Centre for Indian Studies in Africa, University of the Witwatersrand No author in contemporary times more willfully damaged his reputation with cantankerous observations as did VS Naipaul.

Komal Samaroo Chairman, Demerara Distillers Ltd. Feature Address at launch of the GCCI’s Magazine… ‘Guyana on the Move’ I want to compliment the organization for the positive and upbeat choice of theme of their Magazine “Guyana on the Move.” 

STEMGuyana Co-Founder, Karen Abrams, talks with Guyana Review about the origins, challenges and objectives of the programme GR: It has been three years since your family team brought the STEM technology programme to Guyana.

Humans must be aware that in us dwell the truths of Circe, the mythical daughter of Atlas,  sister of Calypso, popular in the saga of Homer’s Odyssey.

United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, informed President David Granger that he had “chosen the International Court of Justice (ICJ) as the means that is now to be used for its solution.”

David A. Granger – (Founder and first Editor) President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana   Guyanese news magazines, historically, have had very short and fitful lives.

By Dr. David Hinds Any proper evaluation of the current government’s performance in office almost three years since its rise to power must be done against the background of the expectations when it came to power in 2015.

By Lincoln Lewis The state of industrial relations in Guyana gives cause for considerable concern.