A bio-chronicle of trial and turbulent awakenings, Part I LIKE most children growing up in Guyana, there was a fascination

The ultimate imitation of God WE do not know all about what we are as human beings, nor have we

To balance the void of historical and cultural awareness of our tribes and castes in parliament THE Heritage Commission is

‘Boy, is how yuh think, not ‘cause yuh poor’ THERE’S a misconception across Guyana and other Caribbean nations that the

The declaration of housing every Guyanese family THE declaration and obvious commitment by this government to place an owned roof

WE are the land of many waters and our rivers do have their tales of mystery to tell, but of

from history rather than agenda THERE was no separate police force in the ancient world. Policing was done by the

The language of the people and our arts THERE is a constant argument that creole must be standardised. Creole is

WHETHER from the courts, or from media, the reality of domestic upheavals – too many fatal- echoes in the public

I recently addressed a group of technical workers and hinted at the severity of change and its cause impact on