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Time: 5PM Guyana/NY, 10PM UK
Meeting ID: 840 4791 8540
Passcode: 818581
YouTube Clip: https://youtu.be/NGBP6IKGcCQ
Wednesday, 29 September 2021
–Digicel has announced that it has inked a deal with the France-based major international telecoms provider, Orange, to build a submarine fibre-optic cable that would link French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana and, Trinidad and Tobago and provide service to the rapidly emerging oil sector.
“Recognising the opportunity to supercharge connectivity in this area of the Caribbean and Latin America, Deep Blue One will provide best in class connectivity to French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago, with the opportunity to connect offshore oil and gas rigs on the back of the industry boom in the region,” Digicel said. Continue reading
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Breaking free from the Roman Catholic Church did not happen overnight.
The fear of Hell, embedded since childhood, is a powerful force. I began questioning the Church’s religious teachings and practices during my seven years in the convent.
A beginners’ course in Anthropology, taken as a final year university undergraduate, led me to reconsider the nature of being human and our roles as male and female. I recall having an epiphany about the need to change the rules regarding the Church’s Sacrament of Matrimony that was out of touch with our times. Continue reading
MIGRATION: Guyana’s oil boom leads to highest incoming traffic in Caribbean – IOM Study
… as US State Dept. predicts 160,000 jobs in coming years
Sep 28, 2021 – Kaieteur News – Between 2013 and 2018, travellers from the Caribbean were recorded as having the highest increase in migration to Guyana when compared to those from Venezuela, Europe, and the United States of America (USA).
The Panel discussion on the Guyana Labour Study: (from left) IOM Specialist, Michela Macchiavello, Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, Private Sector Commission Chair of the Subcommittee on Human Capital, Jairam Petam, Facilitator and IOM Programme Support Officer for the Caribbean, Brendan Tarnay, and (on screen) International Labour Organisation Specialist, Francesco Carella.
International Organization for Migration (IOM) Study Continue reading →
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