Kaieteur News- Mar 12, 2021 – For five years, Guyanese have heard varying accounts from previous and current government officials about the billions of dollars the nation is poised to receive from the exploitation of its oil resources. But what continues to be withheld from citizens is evidence to support such claims. Continue reading →
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Guyana, Venezuela and Brazil: ‘Sharing’ Mt. Roraima’s unique geology and allure – By Dennis Nichols
Nov 24, 2019 Countryman, Kaieteur News – By Dennis Nichols
Mount Roraima (Photo credit: dailymail.co.uk)
To whom does Mount Roraima belong?
Nations and governments claim, quarrel and fight over land as if they have made and shaped it. Historically, people settled and developed unclaimed lands, and in doing so, made use of natural phenomena like rivers, lakes, and mountains; even oceans and deserts, to establish boundaries.
It seemed the proper and practical thing to do. But since nature cares nothing for human deliberations, landforms in their own esteem remain the property and patrimony of Mother Earth. Continue reading →
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