Guyana Review

To appreciate the national significance of the country’s most high profile rice milling company, Nand Persaud & Company Ltd.

GR: What are your views on the effectiveness of trade union representation in Guyana today?

By Jeff Murray STEM education is, by design, integrative. It strives to emulate the real-world work of engineers within a teaching environment.

One of the more readable contemporary writers on information technology and the ways in which it impacts on human behavior, Jamie Bartlett, has used his latest book, “The People vs.

I am honoured to join you this evening on this auspicious occasion which I believe has as its core objective the reaffirmation and celebration of the vital role of the free Press in today’s world, Guyana being no exception.

By Ted Rall NEW YORK – The United States ranks 48th among nations for press freedom, according to Reporters Without Borders (RWB).

Some African journalists are concerned that foreign funders may influence what they cover and how Authors Herman Wasserman Professor of Media Studies and Director of the Centre for Film and Media Studies, University of Cape Town Audrey Gadzekpo Professor in the Department of Communication Studies, University of Ghana Chris Paterson Senior Lecturer in International Communication, University of Leeds An enormous and increasing portion of the foreign development aid coming into Africa annually is for media development.

The death is announced of Ambassador Sydney Victor Saul AA which took place in Oakland, California, USA.

Up to the time of publication the following tributes to the late Ian Neville Chang were available to the Guyana Review for publication.

It’s rare for a current or former leader of one of the world’s largest energy firms to testify under oath about climate change.

In the months prior to the December 21 confidence vote in the National Assembly two issues, particularly, had taken centre stage on the national agenda.

By Robert Looney After years of impoverishment, Guyana is suddenly on the verge of prosperity.

By Bobby Gossai Jr. Whether the natural resources of a country will be a blessing or a curse, depends on various factors.

Credible Elections in the Shortest Possible Time The current political situation in our nation which resulted from the no-confidence vote against the Government on 21st December, 2018, in the National Assembly should not be cause for alarm and anxiety.

Tourism is Guyana’s third largest export sector. Based on conservative estimates, it contributed $30.1 billion into our economy in 2018. 

By Professor Leyland Lucas Over a decade ago, as my academic career was being established and the joys of tenure were conferred upon me, a colleague approached me with an interesting proposition.

The term medical marijuana refers to using the whole, unprocessed marijuana plant or its basic extracts to treat symptoms of illness and other conditions.

Countries across the world are currently engaged in a wide-range of reforms in their respective education curricula with a view to better preparing their children for the more demanding educational responsibilities of jobs and of life, generally, in the twenty first century.

Miriam Tose Majome “Hundred percent cashback guarantee. Looks like a South African yellow-bone with no injections at a price close to free.

The August 31, 2018 swearing in of Assistant Commissioner Leslie James as the country’s new Commissioner of Police had come after months of speculation over who would be President David Granger’s pick to replace the outgoing Commissioner Seelall Persaud whose exit from the position had come in the wake of questions that had been raised over investigations into an alleged plot to assassinate the Head of State.