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Geopolitics Of Oil And Water In Guyana: Part 2

28 Jun: Geopolitics Of Oil And Water In Guyana: Part 2

Flooding in region 10, Guyana. (INews Guyana image) News Americas, WASHINGTON, D.C., Mon. June 28, 2021: The first article discussed Guyana’s geography and environmental conditions against the backdrop of South America’s lone English-speaking petro state. I turn attention now to the nature and impact of the flooding and offer […] Click here to view original article at www.newsamericasnow.com

Geopolitics of oil and water in Guyana: Part 2

27 Jun: Geopolitics of oil and water in Guyana: Part 2

(MENAFN – Caribbean News Global) Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith is the former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Senior Associate with the Center for Strategic and International Studies-CSIS and Fellow with the Caribbean Policy Consortium-CPC in Washington, DC. His next book, Challenged Sovereignty, will be published by the University of […] Click here to view original article at menafn.com

Guyanese Olympian Is Now Head Coach At This NY College

17 Jun: Guyanese Olympian Is Now Head Coach At This NY College

: Four-time Guyanese-born Olympian, Aliann Pompey, has achieved another milestone in her long athletics career. By NAN Sports Editor News Americas, GROS ISLET , St. Lucia, Fri. June 18, 2021: Four-time Guyanese-born Olympian, Aliann Pompey, has achieved another milestone in her long athletics career. Pompey has been appointed head […] Click here to view original article at www.newsamericasnow.com

We are not just about Chinese fried rice – Chinese Guyanese want due recognition

15 Jun: We are not just about Chinese fried rice – Chinese Guyanese want due recognition

May Chung and Melanie McTurk In a plea for genuine recognition to all six races, the “invisible minority” of Guyanese of Chinese descent, as they call themselves, believe their contributions to national development are being overlooked. In a candid interview, two women of Chinese descent, both citizens of Guyana, […] Click here to view original article at newsroom.gy

Richmond Hill community leaders celebrate unveiling of Little Guyana Avenue street sign

02 Jun: Richmond Hill community leaders celebrate unveiling of Little Guyana Avenue street sign

Elected officials, community organizations, and local businesses unveil the "Little Guyana Avenue" street sign at the corner of Liberty Avenue and Lefferts Boulevard. (Courtesy of Councilwoman Adrienne Adams office) Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 elections in your […] Click here to view original article at qns.com

NY Mayor lauds contribution of Guyanese

31 May: NY Mayor lauds contribution of Guyanese

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio during his address to the gathering Amid the sounds of tassa drumming and jubilation, the Little Guyana Avenue sign was unveiled on Saturday, with Mayor Bill de Blasio lauding the Guyanese community for “contributing to the leadership in New York City in a […] Click here to view original article at www.stabroeknews.com

Schenectady Softball Cricket Association’s Memorial Day weekend tourney to bring top talent

24 May: Schenectady Softball Cricket Association’s Memorial Day weekend tourney to bring top talent

PHOTOGRAPHER: Erica Miller Posing at the Schenectady Softball Cricket Assocation’s new cricket field in Central Park are, from left, Neil Nandlell, chairman of the grounds committee, Onkar Singh, president, and Albert Morris, chairman of the discipline committee, surrounded by teams in preparation for their upcoming Memorial Day Weekend tournament. […] Click here to view original article at dailygazette.com

05 May: Monty Luke, Guyanese entertainment promoter dead at 80

Guyanese-American promoter, Monty Luke. Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 elections in your district and across NYC Popular Guyanese-American promoter, Monty Luke, has left a legacy of great entertainment, and a long line of party goers sad at […] Click here to view original article at www.caribbeanlifenews.com

Across Latin America, displaced people receive the COVID-19 jab

30 Apr: Across Latin America, displaced people receive the COVID-19 jab

In Guyana, displaced people and locals line up to receive the COVID-19 jab. © UNHCR/Katherine Aguero Latin America is among the regions hardest hit by the coronavirus. But now, in countries such as Guyana, Ecuador and Peru, refugees in priority groups are among those getting the vaccine. By Diana […] Click here to view original article at reliefweb.int