Guyana; Capitol TV News Videos – 22 May 2015
- More ministers sworn in today.
- Shaquille Grant’s accused killer walks free.
- Cancer is still a leading cause of death worldwide.
- More support for City cleanup.
- Another Police Vehicle damaged in accident.
- Sports
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More ministers sworn in today.
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The Tragedy of the Boat People: The Sea is not a Cemetery
Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
By: Dhanpaul Narine
It is brutal, heartless and disgraceful and it happens in oceans of despair. It has been called slavery of the 21st century, an emergency and a crisis that defies description. The Mediterranean boat crisis continues to grab the attention of the world as politicians scramble to devise solutions. There was a time when the boats ferrying souls seeking a better life would disappear in the seas with little thought given to them. But these are modern times with the social media bringing to our doorsteps the plight of the boat people.
Can the world show compassion to a segment of the population that is asking for a second chance? This may appear to be a simple question but in reality the boat crisis is interwoven with politics, wars, poverty and countries seeking to secure their borders at all costs. The problem of the boat people has not just arrived at the door of Europe. It has a history written with the indelible ink of cruelty that began in the developing world. Continue reading →
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Tagged Boat People, By Dhanpaul Narine, Guyanese Online, Mahatir bin Mohamed, Malaysia, politics, poverty, The Mediterranean boat crisis, Tragedy of the Boat People, wars
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Esther Perel
21:31 minutes · Filmed Mar 2015 · Posted May 2015 · TED2015
Infidelity is the ultimate betrayal. But can a relationship recover? Relationship therapist Esther Perel examines why people cheat, and unpacks why affairs are so traumatic: because they threaten our emotional security.
In infidelity, she sees something unexpected — an expression of longing and loss. A must-watch for anyone who has ever cheated or been cheated on, or who simply wants a new framework for understanding how we love. [click link below to view the video] Continue reading →
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Guyana Independence Day 2015: A New Beginning – By Rosaliene Bacchus
Dawn on the Rupununi River – Southern Guyana
Photo Credit: Dagron Tours
On May 26, 2015, the people of Guyana will be celebrating their forty-ninth independence anniversary under the new leadership of a multiracial coalition government. After forty-nine years of racial divisive politics, the nation embarks on a new beginning of a more inclusive government.
At the recent swearing-in of eight Cabinet Ministers, Guyana’s newly-elected President David Granger told those present: “We are determined to bring good governance back to Guyana. We are determined to have a Cabinet which is committed to National Unity.”
As with several new beginnings, expectations run wild; dreams hang within reach like ripening fruit on a mango tree; hope is born anew.
Those of us who have entered adult life and have already experienced new beginnings as a married couple and as newbie parents know the challenges each new beginning brings to our lives…
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