GUYANA – LATEST NEWS – 15 December 2015 – Kaieteur News
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GUYANA- Capitol TV News Videos – 14 December 2015
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In this issue – [Download: newsletter link below]
Christmas in slavery times.- First Lady Sandra Granger’s quote.
- Christmas breakfast.
- GIHR outreach.
- Guyanese women: Headliners.
- Meet the female parliamentarians in the eleventh legislative assembly.
- Faces of Masquerade.
- Meet the GIHR Board of Directors
- The Guyana Institute of Historical Research Ninth International Research conference.
- The First family of Guyana.
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Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
Down Turnpike Lane, London N8 – By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
Turnpike Lane was the avenue of my dreams. It gave me everything I wanted, and more. It was from Turnpike Lane that I took the Tube to St. John’s Wood to watch cricket at Lords or to venture further afield to the Oval. But it was not cricket that took me to Turnpike Lane. It was something else and it had its roots in America and in Amazonia.
One day while browsing a copy of the ‘Guyana Graphic’ I was intrigued to learn that John F. Kennedy went to the London School of Economics (LSE) as a student. Why would someone like Kennedy leave the United States and travel all the way to London to study at the LSE? My mind was made up after reading that article. If John F. Kennedy could do it so could I and this became my dream. I would be going to the LSE too. Many friends dissuaded me by saying that the LSE won’t accept me; it’s only for the top one per cent of the world and besides who would fund it? But my mind was made up. Continue reading →
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Island paradise resort opens in the Mazaruni River, Essequibo
December 13, 2015 – Guyana Chronicle – By Alva Solomon
Photo: An overhead view of the
Aruwai White H2O Resort in the Mazaruni River, Essequibo
“THE suspense is finally over!” were the words of Tourism Minister Cathy Hughes as she addressed persons at the official opening of the highly anticipated Aruwai White H2O Resort in the Mazaruni River, Essequibo.Comprising 35 of 50 completed rooms, and blue waters and sandy beaches among a host of other amenities, the luxurious edifice has been in the making for some four years, and yesterday an excited audience was on hand to witness the official opening of this tourism masterpiece, projected to be a trend-setter in the local tourism industry. Continue reading →
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