Kaieteur Falls. Guyana. South America.
Guyanese Online celebrated its 12th Anniversary in February 2022.
Guyanese Online was not established as a business website. Its main goal was to offer FREE advertising to Guyanese Associations worldwide, and to communicate with the Guyana Diaspora.
This goal has been achieved over the last 12 years, but the COVID pandemic has affected all organizations and we hope that they will recover quickly as life is normalized. The blog also features:
- News Updates from Guyana and the Caribbean.
- Guyanese and Caribbean Recipes.
- Books published by Guyanese Authors.
- Articles and commentaries by Guyanese and Caribbean writers.
- Sponsored blogs – maintained by Guyanese Online
- News and Commentaries + videos on current International events
- Music and other videos.
READERS WORLDWIDE
We have a large readership of Guyanese as well as others worldwide. Most of our readers (over 78%), are in the USA, Canada, the UK & EU. We email a list of Latest Entries every 3-4 days to persons on our database. E-mail us to receive this list.
The website carries articles and videos on Guyana, as well as a wide range of other subjects that may be of interest to our readers. We hope that you like our selections. On this, our 12th anniversary, the website has achieved over 7.8 million total views.
Many thanks to those who have in the past, donated to Guyanese Online, and continue to do so. If you would like to make a donation, you can do so by mailing checks/cheques, drafts, or money orders, in my name, to my Toronto mailing address:
- Cyril Bryan
- 250 Roehampton Avenue. Suite 503.
- Toronto. Ontario.
- CANADA. M4P 1R9
Donations are appreciated as they help to ensure that this blog continues to be a successful endeavor.
Advertisements are also requested. Rates are very reasonable as this is NOT a commercial enterprise.
Thank you for your interest in Guyanese Online.
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Cyril Bryan. Editor/Publisher. Email: cybryan@gmail.com
Guyanese Online
Comments
I live abroad and find that Guyanese Online provides an invaluable service in keeping me up to speed the latest news, arts and other goings-on in the country.
Congratulations on your first eleven years and long may you continue.
Agreed, Arthur:
This site has been a revelation.
Guyanese Online has taught me a lot about the land of my birth over the years. I was only 22 and a half years old when I left more than 45 years ago. Obviously, I did not spend much of my adult life there to get to know the country as well as others.
My first and only job was at the New Amsterdam Magistrates Court – from January 1974 until May 1975 – before I was transferred to the Supreme Court in Georgetown where I worked for another two months before resigning to seek a better life far afield.
What fascinates me most are the lucid memories of my fellow countrymen and countrywomen who can recite intriguing, personal stories with great details and incredible clarity: stories of their childhood neighborhood and who lived next door or down the street, tales of trips into the forest, encounters with wildlife and venomous snakes, the Amerindian way of life, and so on.
Guyanese have great stories to tell and thanks to Cyril we can all tell our own as we simultaneously learn from our compatriots.
May the site remain vibrant for many more years.
Cheers, Ron.
Congratulations Cyril. Keep up the good work.
Way to go! Always interesting.
Congrats on your anniversary. What a immense contribution to the Guyanese and the world at large.
Congratulations, Cyril. 11 years, and still maintaining a good standard!
Stay safe and well.
Congrats, Congrats Cy!!! Keep it going…11 and Counting….
Cheers, Michelle
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Congrats, Cyril, on yet another year of connecting Guyanese in the Diaspora!
It has been a pleasure for me to see your continued growth in readership. The content and your contributors are excellent.
Keep going. It is easier said than done.
Malcolm Cliffe.
CONGRATULATIONS Dear Cyril for a Job Well Done…and continue to do. God Bless.
Cyril! Congratulations on eleven years of GO! You have been doing a fantastic job for the far-flung Guyanese diaspora on this planet. You have managed to feed us with the expected and the unexpected. I still do not know how you get this done day after day! Keep them coming, particularly as many of us are stuck in their home offices for the foreseeable time.
Congratulations, Cyril, and best wishes in the years ahead.
Let’s hope for another many more fascinating years of Guyanese Online.
Cheers, Ron.
P.S.: I’d like to see, if possible, a return of former regular commenters such as Veda and Gigi.
Thank you Ron.
Neither of the “former Regular Commenters” are blocked from this site. They can comment if they like to do so.
I would like to see them, as well as others, commenting as well.
Cheers!!
Cyril
Cyril,
A great job done!
You have put your heart & soul
Into keeping the Guyanese families
Connected all over the world.
Not only that, I’ll never your to my dear
Dad. I’m on board,
Kind regards,
Joan K
Good Lord you are 11 years old already, time flies when you’re enjoying yourself. Keep up the good work! Congratulations, Cyril!!!
Keep your eyes on the ball at all times CYRIL and GO will get to 100 soon, congrats.
God has given you the strength to make a difference. Well done and congratulations. Proud to say that I have been with you for all eleven years!
Congratulations, Cyril …. Hang in there – Keep up the work ….
I fully support what you are doing for Kid and Country …!!
Wishing You Many More Healthy Ones!!
Clyde
Congratulations, and thanks for your generous service.
Thanks for being an unsurpassed beacon of continuous knowledge for the diaspora especially those of Guyanese origin.
May the Good Lord continue to shower you with strength and sustenance to continue the good work.
Yvonne
Just found this site via a friend. Love the post by Dave Martin.
Congrats on your Guyanese online 11 Year anniversary.
Thanks Dear Cyril for affording me the opportunity of sharing my vast knowledge of our Beautiful Guyana it the articles of mine which you so graciously published over the years. Thanks a million. God Bless, and may you continue for many more years.
I could not agree more with Francis’ statement!
The Good, Bad and Ugly….Thanks for the “news” of our beloved country and homeland..You and your website have been a welcome and refreshing breath of fresh air of “honest” opinion and commentary. Sometimes biased and in need of credibility and authenticated support but nonetheless someone else’s opinion which is just as good as one’s own. Keep up the good work and I am happy to support your efforts anytime as needed. Thank You
Frank Ewing-Chow
Hi Frank:
Thank you very much for your comments and words of support.
Feedback from readers help a lot in my selection of articles and videos.
All the best. Stay safe!
Cyril
Guyana, a country of 83,000 mi² Population 2021 (Live) 791,046 (almost twice the size of New York) – this number has been of great concern to me personally, and I am quite sure for other Guyanese and their descendants worldwide. Now according to “world population.com” the aformentioned figure is as recent as September 11, 2021 as it is their claim that “Guyana has experienced rather unstable growth and decline over the last fifty years and it’s currently growing very slowly, a trend that will last for some time.” Then they further went on to say “The current population of Guyana is 791,046 based on projections of the latest United Nations data. The UN estimates the July 1, 2021 population at 790,326.” Furthermore, it was added “Guyana Population 2021 (Live)
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The current population of Guyana is 791,046 based on projections of the latest United Nations data. The UN estimates the July 1, 2021 population at 790,326.
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Guyana Population Clock
Guyana Population (as of 9/11/2021) 791,046
Last UN Estimate (July 1, 2021) 790,326
Births per Day 42
Deaths per Day 17
Migrations per Day -15
Net Change per Day 10
Population Change Since Jan. 1 2,530
Net increase of 1 person every } 10
Population estimates based on interpolation of data from World Population Prospects
Guyana Population Estimator
Estimate as of September 11, 2021 is: 791,365
Now with all these so-called data, above-mentioned, this number or approximate has been stagnated for as far as my memory serves me, 59 years and still counting. Guyanese love having kids, they are their biggest investment. Where is the CENSUS dollars are going to? It is very embarrassing to Guysnese to be mock at over a figure which basically says “your country has no births, nor deaths, DEBTS, yes.” Cry shame on all those administrations over the last 60 years or so who have been using the nation’s money to fan their “fanny,” and keeping Guyana stagnated. That’s why those with some common sense, wisdom and honest skills have flown the nest. Imagine more than 1 million Guyanese can be accounted for who live outside of Guyana, while Guyana’s Census Board over 6 decades have been in LALA Land when it comes to reporting close to accurate information on their Nation’s Population growth.
New York is approximately 122,283 sq km, while Guyana is approximately 214,969 sq km, making Guyana 76% larger than New York. Meanwhile, the population of New York is ~19.4 million people (18.6 million fewer people live in Guyana).
I am also interested in the continued numerical report on the population of Guyana. does everyone leave? why don’t we see some increase in the people living in Guyana? Yes, certainly there are likely to me at least one million living overseas, but why don’t the local numbers change?
Congrats on the hard and worthy work of running this blog for so many years. May you have many more years ahead.
Greetings to all:
Thank you Joan Seymour and others who have commented and congratulated me on the work I have done with Guyanese Online for almost 12 years..
It is a good feeling when one’s work and efforts are appreciated by others.
A Healthy and Happy New Year 2022 to all readers and friends of Guyanese Online.
Cyril Bryan. Editor and Publisher
Patrick Hope – an American Retiree in Minnesota wrote:
Guyanese Online: What an EXCELLENT resource for Guyanese ex-pats!