Let’s go south of the Kanuku Mountains – by Francis Quamina Farrier 
Here in Guyana, September is observed as “Amerindian Heritage Month”, or to be politically correct, “Indigenous Heritage Month“. And September is also a special month for Native Americans – the North American cousins of Guyana’s Indigenous Peoples. That was told to me by a Native American Elder when I interviewed him, while on one of my visits to the awesome Museum of the American Indian, located in Washington, DC, in the United States of America.
At this time in September 2018, I invite you to come with me south of the Kanuku Mountain range, which divides the North and South Rupununi Savannahs in Region 9 of the country. I know this area of our beautiful country reasonably well, having gone there on many occasions over a fifty year period and has decided to share a few of my own experiences with you. Continue reading
Guyana oil surge and Surinam Airways comeback with Turkish support – By Ray Chickrie
The old model for the past 30 years hasn’t worked and this is why aviation expert Tomas Clumeckhy is urging the airline to change its business model.
He said, “Surinam Airways can easily be running six to nine aircraft in the next three years, “doing the same things over and over again, and expecting different results” has to stop, the business model is broken, the corporate culture is broken, and there is no vision of the future.”
With mega oil and gas discoveries offshore Guyana, the country will surge economically and this is SLM’s comeback opportunity. SLM’s future depends on the Guiana Shield and Guyana can provide that lifeline for the ailing Suriname airline. Continue reading →
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