During the first quarter of this year, [Q1, 2025], I have sought to situate Guyana’s oil and gas sector in two general contexts in order to enrich our insight into its underlying dynamics.
A letter in Stabroek News by Keith Bernard entitled “The British – and Dutch-descended populations’ historiography seems to have been drowned out by larger ethnic narratives” caught my attention yesterday morning.
Twenty music producers from Regions Three, Four, Five, Six, and Ten recently participated in a week-long Advanced Mixing and Mastering Masterclass, hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Sport in an initiative aimed at enhancing the technical skills of local producers and, ensuring that Guyanese music meets international production standards.
Edgar Austin Mittelholzer (1909 – 1965) holds a very special place in Guyanese and West Indian literature – renowned as one of the nation’s most important novelists.
Embroidered silk and organza over ironing boards with photographic transfers, embroidered cotton sheets, pâte de verre irons and trivets, wooden benches, six projected video tracks by Campos-Pons with stereo sound by Leonard; 336 × 341 in.
Introduction
In commemoration of the renowned artist Stanley Greaves’ 90 birthday, the Sunday Stabroek will be featuring images of some of his artwork accompanied by poems written by him.
Retired and rehired special education teacher extraordinaire Ingrid Daphne Peters nee Waithe, 66, was earlier this month inducted into the Women and Gender Equality Commission’s inaugural Women’s Hall of Fame for her pioneering role in integrating blind and visually impaired students into the mainstream education system, enabling them to write the Caribbean Examinations Council’s (CXC) examinations.
Twenty years after the 2005 flood
To many on the lower East Coast Demerara, the 2005 flood felt like it was the beginning of the end as the water continued to rise on day two after January 15.