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The LA Lakers (yellow) and the Sacramento Kings are contesting a fixture in the 2020 NBA Bubble, which is also known as the Disney Bubble or Orlando Bubble, in the isolation zone at Walt Disney World in Bay Lake, Florida.
The LA Lakers (yellow) and the Sacramento Kings are contesting a fixture in the 2020 NBA Bubble, which is also known as the Disney Bubble or Orlando Bubble, in the isolation zone at Walt Disney World in Bay Lake, Florida.

‘New Normal’ – COVID-19 and the future of sport

A ‘new normal’! An interesting term uttered by several sport pundits and columnists of the reality that will exist and persist after the normalisation of the sporting world.

COVID-19 guidelines

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends following these preoccupations in order to reduce the chances of contracting COVID-19: ●  Avoid large events and mass gatherings.

David Granger

Commissioning of Foreign Service Institute, Cooperative Republic of Guyana

The National Interest The euphoria of Independence and the exuberance accompanying the celebration of statehood in May 1966 were eclipsed a few months later by the ominous report that the Venezuelan National Armed Forces had occupied the Guyanese portion of the Island of Ankoko in the Cuyuni River in what is now the Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region.

Nicholas Deygoo-Boyer

Chamber voice

Business (This interview was provided at the request of the Guyana Review) GR: Can you give us your own assessment of the impact which the political climate has had on the business environment?

A brief historical glimpse at urban crime in Georgetown: Part One

By Barrington Braithwaite To understand the social considerations that helped to sow the seeds of urban crime in some areas of George-town (particularly during the nineteenth century) you have to reflect, considerably, on the political circumstances of the period, the stereotypes that fashioned the ‘haves and have-nots’, which had its roots in European stereotypes.

Oil and the fashioning of a national direction

When, in May 2015 the United States ‘super major’ ExxonMobil handed us the news that beneath our territorial waters lay oil & gas riches beyond our (and perhaps even their) expectations, the knowledge altered our outlook as individuals, families, communities and as a nation, in an unprecedented way.

President David Arthur Granger

Guyana’s political ‘rough and tumble’: No confidence vote and beyond

The image of the bewildered expressions on the faces of the coalition administration’s members of the National Assembly immediately after one of their number had voted with the other side of the House on the Friday December 21, 2018 no confidence motion, without doubt, warrants a place in the gallery of visual images of historic moments in Guyana’s contemporary political history.

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