I HAVE never written about my siblings in any serious form or fashion. I am doing so now because I

THE following headline in The Guyana Times on November 20, 2022: “You can’t abuse people’s children – Manickchand warns teachers”

LAST WEEK, in this space, I commented on the report, “The World’s Biggest Diasporas” by Forbes magazine, and I feel

I have been studying and writing on Guyanese and Caribbean migration for decades, and so, naturally, when information surfaces on

FOR over three-quarters of a century (mainly from 1834-1917), British, Danish, Dutch, and French governments transported an estimated two million

LAST WEEK, I shared the first part of the above short story. It is believed that the village peeper was

WHO is the fastest man in the village of Victorious along the Corentyne coast? One young man asked a group

THIS week marks the second year (102 weeks) since I have been writing for the Guyana Chronicle; this is a

I FIRST visited Schenectady, New York, in the early 1990s when I was a student at the State University of

I SHARE with you some dynamics of Indo-Caribbean transnationalism, an event that has gone practically unnoticed in academics. There is