My wife, Evadney and myself- are both registered nurses for a lifetime.
Just a few words for those unsung heroes, a song
Healthcare worker, truck driver, they too belongs
It is plague of Corona but who delivers the goods?
The grocery store employee, because they would Continue reading →
This is part one of UG Citizen Science Series (UGCSS) titled, ‘Boosting Your Immune System’.
There is a shortage of Vitamins c in our local pharmacies however there is no need to panic – fresh vegetables and fruits are recommended to give you the right dosage of vitamins your body will need to stay strong.
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For more information about the COVID-19 , contact these organisations, Pan American Health Organization (PAHO):www.paho.org , World Health Organization (WHO): http://www.who.int/ The Ministry of Public Health (MOPH): http://www.health.gov.gy COVID-19 hotline 231 1166 / 6243067 or 624 CV19 (2819) or 624 MOPH (6674)
Presently just the thought of West Indies cricket can take one into deep depression. Administrators, who only serve their own agendas, players, most of whom seem only motivated by money and fans who have lost all interest in watching Test cricket that involves a weak West Indies team are ‘normal’ today.
But when Jamaican Robert Karl Nunes led the West Indies onto Lords on June 23rd 1928 to face England, it marked the birth of one of the most colourful and exciting teams to play test cricket and provided a major opportunity for West Indians to gain international acclaim.
In the early days the West Indies team, it comprised players from the British Federation along with British Guiana, located in South America. Today the team is made up of players from the English speaking Caribbean Islands and Guyana. Continue reading →
DAVID ICKE – THE TRUTH BEHIND THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: COVID-19 LOCKDOWN & THE ECONOMIC CRASH
DAVID ICKE: English Professional Conspiracy Theorist
“Today’s mighty oak is just yesterday’s nut that held its ground.”
As one of the world’s pre-eminent professional conspiracy theorists, David Icke has been a regular guest on London Real, discussing topics as diverse as 5G, 9/11 and censorship.
Often described as a maverick or a renegade, David is a unique voice in the space, propounding a number of predictions around his post-Orwellian vision of society and the future. Continue reading →
Women and Examples from Ghana — by Francis Quamina Farrier
On Friday March 6, the West African country of Ghana, celebrated its sixty third Independence Anniversary with pomp and ceremony. Last Sunday, countries around the world observed “International Women’s Day” with a range of activities. As such, I have decided to merge these two annual events in this Feature Article.
In more recent years Ghana has been focusing more on higher education for the young women of the country. The education of girls and young women is now increasing in tertiary education as never before. Last year (2019) the country observed “The Year of Return”, when Africans in the Diaspora, whether born in Africa or of African heritage, were encouraged to visit Ghana to mark the 400 anniversary of the commencement of the Atlantic Slave Trade of which Ghana was a participant both as victim and enabler. Continue reading →
At first I didn’t think I had much in common with Richard Cheong, the main character in Under the Tamarind Tree. His story is set in the country of Guiana during the 1950s and 60s during a time of political and personal danger which I have never experienced. Richard’s father was Chinese and his mother was from India. His dream is to have a big chicken farm.
GUYANA: UG Citizen Science Series 1 | Boosting Your Immune System
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