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The individual
Two interesting facts define this unfolding 21st century, and both work in our favour as a budding nation.
Living an extraordinary life
Quite a few Guyanese live extraordinary lives, with outstanding accomplishments and wide-ranging community impact, many on a global scale.
The blessed lifestyle
Our land is such a blessed place to live.
Professional skills a national emergency
Since political Independence, this nation built a society on the pillars of peace.
Searching for leadership
Our nation searches for the kind of leadership that lifts us, that causes us to delve deep into our character and believe in building our society, community by community, village by village.
Shaping our social space
Words we speak, write and design shape this land, our social space.
Living for something
Day by day we live out our routine, functioning in that monotone daily grind of “making a living”.
A new spirit flows
Tomorrow our leaders gather in the polished Parliament to pontificate about a national budget to build this country over the next year.
We lack skills to care for our blind kids
Skills shortages show up everywhere across the country.
We need to re-examine the myth of Burnham
Life is about stories.
Playing on the world stage
Playing on the global stage calls for professional, world-class posture.
What’s possible for us?
Given our history, geography and the context of our world today, what’s possible for the Guyanese nation?We are about to become an oil and gas producing country, from all indications.
Nurturing gifted entrepreneurs
Private businesses struggle to lead in generating our economy.
Leadership that inspires aspirations
People need, want and aspire for good leaders to lead them into a good future.
Canadian-Amerindians making a difference
Moruca-born sisters Stephanie Wall and Jean Rodrigues travelled from their Canadian homes in the heart of winter to traverse their beloved Guyana with one hope: to bring joy to the hearts of Guyanese children.