Tag: My Turn
OUR UNIVERSITY, OUR PRIDE
I FELT deep emotion and pride as I attended the 53rd Convocation for the presentation of graduands which was held ... Read More
EXPERIENCE AND EXPERIMENT
AS a result of inter-party engagements over past weeks, speculations have been running wild over the health of the coalition ... Read More
AMONG THE PANDITS
TODAY, Guyana observes Diwali or Deepavali, the Festival of Lights. In India’s Hindu calendar, today is also Maha Kali Puja ... Read More
OIL WITH SOIL
I HAVE heard enough cynicisms from so-called resource nationalists that down-play the potential benefits Guyana could get from its oil ... Read More
WAY UP NORTH
ON Friday last, as I watched folks coming uphill to attend the Government Outreach at the Community Ground, my mind ... Read More
BIG PROGRESS, SMALL COMMUNITIES
THE celebration of Indigenous Heritage Month should give us an opportunity to reflect not only on the big progress unfolding ... Read More
SEDITIOUS AND SCARECROW POLITICS
FACED with bigger and better positive news about progress in Guyana, elements in the opposition camp are resorting to seditious ... Read More
TO BE OR NOT TO BE
THE issue as to who would be the next Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) stirs in me a ... Read More
THE COOL CAT AND THE LOUSY LOT
“ONE Cool Cat” – that is how the versatile Sammy Davis Jr was described in a recent documentary of his ... Read More
OUR HISTORY, OUR MARTYRS
TODAY, June 16, marks 71 years since five sugar workers – Rambarran, Lall a/k Pooran, Lallabagee, Surujbally and Harry – ... Read More