The Opposition’s theory in relation to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s visit to Guyana, appeared to be that the US could or may be contemplating an invasion of, or some sort of intervention in, Venezuela and that if Guyana were to get involved, it would somehow jeopardize Guyana’s current case in the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
By David Singh, Rory Fraser and Timothy Laing Guyana needs national leadership to step up in this time of gut-wrenching health, financial, political and social challenges.
Seventy years ago – can it be so many years, gone so quickly, insubstantial as a dream?
The other day, a food-in friend was sharing with me the pleasures of eating Guyanese-style Aniseed Biscuits.
The deaths of Joel, Isaiah and Haresh are still fresh on my mind, even though I feel less guilty about being alive this week in comparison to last week.
Passionate about human rights, innovation, the future of business and sustainability, 23-year-old Nutana Singh has used her diagnosis with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) to launch a platform to help others living with the condition.
There’s a moment that comes in the final act of “The Kid Detective” that made me yearn for movie theatres more than anything I’ve seen at TIFF this year.
In Philippe Lacôte’s moody “Night of the Kings,” telling stories becomes an act of survival.
In “Monday,” Argyris Papadimitropoulos takes the uncertainty that comes with exploring a new relationship and mines it for two hours as we watch a couple experience the highs, lows and everything in between of a new relationship.
In “Quo Vadis, Aida?” Jasna Đuričić stars as a Srebrenica resident whose position as a translator at a Dutch-run UN base becomes essential when members of the Serbian army encroach on the town.
Last year at TIFF, Nadav Lapid’s “Synonyms” presented the experience of an Israeli man acclimating to France as a frenetic, sensual bacchanal of chaos.
Four men walk into a room on a night in February 1964, unaware of how their shared – and distinct – legacies will come to define the best half century in American history.
United States-based Guyanese poet and author Leon Labastide on Friday released his newest book, titled ‘We Are One,’ which highlights Guyana’s people, landmarks and history.
III There is a drum upon the plains of Maita Outside the cavern where he lived – a stone Hollowed to beat the mutter of the thunder Moving within the deep Brazilian sky.
I’m not sure I’ll see an opening-credits sequence this year at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) that’s better than that of “Akilla’s Escape”.
“With this period, only the fittest will survive. As harsh as it might sound, that is just the way it is.
We know that death must come to us all but it’s never usually something we can readily accept, especially when it hits close to us, such as the death of a close friend, or a relative, or perhaps most dreadfully one of our own children.
Dear Minerva, About nine years ago, I had a boyfriend (I was in high school at the time) and we both lived in the same area.
Last Sunday, I participated in a virtual meeting with some gym owners, trainers and nutritionists discussing a wide range of topics.
The game between Nahun Gavarrete, of Honduras, and Guyana’s Taffin Khan at the International Chess Federation’s 2020 Online Chess Olympiad last month sizzled with known theory until Khan committed a horrendous blunder and resigned in frustration.
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