A FEW short years ago Guyana struck oil. This is the particular resource that has been touted as the world’s
More and more, as I read about the developments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, I become more convinced that recognising the
EACH week, for the past five weeks or so, I’ve used this space to share my thoughts on the seemingly
Here in Trinidad, I was asked to journal bits and pieces of my thoughts, feelings, and experiences as a foreign
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has proven to be a pervasive, catastrophic force this year, globally. At home in Guyana, it
This past week, the Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence announced that the Pan-American Health Organisation/ World Health Organisation (PAHO/WHO)
WHAT do you call someone smack in the middle of the effects of a global pandemic and a seemingly, neverending
COVID-19, much like the recently concluded Regional and General Elections in Guyana, has caught me off guard and seems as
WHEN elections were held in 2011, I was 11 years old and I was in my first year of secondary
WE ARE hours away from Guyana’s modern-day ‘Mother of all Elections’, the 2020 Regional and General Elections. These are the