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- OPINION: Dying to reach America – from Bimini. Bahamas – By Indranie Deolall
- MUSIC VIDEO: The Wailers – Featuring Ziggy Marley – Three Little Birds / One Love
- VIDEO: “Wild Guyana” – By Mike Charles – DVD released in 2008
- Short Stories: Immigrants – Chapter 7 – By Geoff Burrowes
- Architecture: Mansions in Guyana – Video
- U.S.A. — Migrant crackdown by Western nations is rooted in centuries of racist science – By Mohamed Hamaludin
- GUYANA: Significant year ahead for local oil exploration activities – Westmount Energy
- Guyana: Rupununi Music and Arts Festival – Streaming Event – April 18, 2021 – 4pm EST
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- Canada just ranked – The Best Country In the World – 2021 Report
- CULTURE: 18 Things You’ll Only Understand If You Grew Up In A Caribbean Household
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Issues confronting the Caribbean’s Ageing Diaspora and Regional Governments? – By Shamette Hepburn
Over several decades members of the Caribbean diaspora have observed the day to day happenings in their territories of origin. Spiraling crime rates, increased economic hardship and insecurity generally punctuate the news from back home. Yet they know that crime and violence are only a small part of Caribbean life. The rest is positive and fulfilling and Caribbean migrants remain tethered to their homelands.
Members of the Caribbean diaspora have consistently travelled between North America, the United Kingdom and the Caribbean region in order to maintain their social ties. While the vast majority of Caribbean nationals are keen to travel back and forth, some are committed to returning permanently to the Caribbean. It is this group that Caribbean governments are intent on re-incorporating into their respective national fabrics. Continue reading →
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