I have had a bit of difficulty choosing what I would speak about today.
Vibert Lampkin
Black history was not a subject taught in Guyana where I was born and received my formal education. In elementary school we learned a bit about the history of Guyana and how Sir Walter Raleigh thought that he had found Eldorado, the legendary city of gold – in fact he never did.
In high school we were taught English history about the kings and queens of England. The reason was quite simply because our examinations were set and marked by the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and London. And I was not interested in how many wives Henry VIII had and how he came to dispose of them.
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Photo: Minister of State, Joseph Harmon and Minister of Natural Resources, Raphael Trotman briefing the media on December, 29, 2017.
Minister of Natural Resources, Raphael Trotman is preparing to hand over responsibility for the oil and gas sector to the Ministry of the Presidency, government announced Tuesday.
“The government will, in the coming months, establish the Department of Energy which will be housed in the Ministry of the Presidency,” government said. Trotman said the department will be “focused only on the development of the petroleum sector”, based on a proposal that he made to President David Granger last year. Continue reading →
Posted by: Denis Chabrolin Demerara Waves – February 27, 2018
United States (US) oil giant, ExxonMobil, has found even more oil offshore Guyana but a company spokesman would not be drawn into comment about the amount found.
Spokeswoman, Kimberley Brasington confirmed an announcement earlier Tuesday by Minister of Natural Resources that there has been another major oil find. Continue reading →
Ivan Gladstone VanSertima (26 January 1935 – 25 May 2009) was a Guyanese-born associate professor of Africanan Studies at Rutgers University in the United States of America.