WELCOME TO THE 21st CENTURY
Our Phones – Wireless
Cooking – Fireless
Cars – Keyless
Food – Fatless
Tires – Tubeless
Dress – Sleeveless
Youth – Jobless
Leaders – Shameless
Relationships – Meaningless
Attitude – Careless Continue reading
WELCOME TO THE 21st CENTURY
Our Phones – Wireless
Cooking – Fireless
Cars – Keyless
Food – Fatless
Tires – Tubeless
Dress – Sleeveless
Youth – Jobless
Leaders – Shameless
Relationships – Meaningless
Attitude – Careless Continue reading
The Banks DIH individual float which earned them Queen.
The parade was a huge success as bands competed in the following category; costume and band parade-individual (king and queen, male and female), full and semi costume (large, medium and small), floats (commercial and non-commercial) and regional (full costume and individual) with depictions keeping in line with the theme. Continue reading
Mashramani 2013. Guyana’s Carnival
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This is one of her performances for selection to the finals, which she won.
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February 25, 2013 – WASHINGTON, USA (GINA) —
Guyana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, on Friday evening launched the Guyana Diaspora Project (GUYD) at the Embassy of Guyana in Washington, DC, a project designed to compile data about the resources, skills and level of interest which is available in the Guyanese Diaspora.
Persons and organisations who wish to assist in Guyana’s development can submit their information online through a dedicated website or by way of social media. The information obtained would allow for skill sets and resources which are available in the Diaspora to be matched and channelled toward development needs in Guyana. Continue reading
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Monday February 25, 2013 – The detractors who panned the tribute to legendary Jamaican reggae star Bob Marley at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards on February 10 now have another reason to wipe the egg off their critical faces. Just one week after the “Could You Be Loved” tribute rocked the Grammys, “Legend”, the 1984 Best of Bob Marley album, sold over 20,000 copies. [listen to LEGEND album below]
Quite apart from the response it generated at Los An]eles’ Staples Centre – with the audience of celebrities on its feet, many jamming throughout the set – the collaboration by the iconic musician’s sons Ziggy and Damian “Junior Gong” Marley, Barbados’ six-time Grammy award-winner Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Sting has refocused attention on the music and message of the undisputed king of reggae, who died from cancer at age 36 in 1981. [Read more]
February 25, 2013 – Caribbean News Now
ST GEORGE’S, Grenada — Stroke-maker Ramnaresh Sarwan put to rest lingering fears about his future by crafting his first international century in nearly three years, as West Indies coasted to a an easy seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match one-day series here Sunday.
The 32-year-old, in an unfamiliar role of opener, finished unbeaten on 120 to carry West Indies to their target of 274 off 49 overs at the National Stadium. Continue reading