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GUYANA SPEAKS- BOURA BAZAAR
With the holiday season just around the corner, Guyana SPEAKS will be hosting our annual BOURDA BAZAAR! As usual our stallholders and special guests will be celebrating all things Guyanese. If you’re looking for Guyanese food, drink or produce including cassareep, look no further!
If you’re looking for entertainment, look out for the KweKwe group – they’re scheduled to appear between 2.15pm and 2.30pm (for 20 minutes). If you’re hoping to purchase gifts, look out for the book stalls and much much more! There will also be a raffle with wonderful prizes to win.
Rishi Sunak
His attack came as a new poll of Tory party members gave Truss a commanding lead in the race to become prime minister.
Tax and spending has become the key battleground in the hard-fought contest, with Sunak insisting that cutting taxes immediately, as Truss has promised, would risk exacerbating the cost of living crisis. Continue reading
Shirley and Desmond look at the good and bad points of what life would have been like if they had moved back to Guyana.
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The prime minister’s fake populism led to his undoing—and will keep haunting his country.
By Anne Applebaum | The Atlantic
Not too long ago, I heard one of the leading Brexiteers describe his political philosophy in a room full of CEOs and senior politicians. He started by talking to this elite group about the great division between “elites” and “the people”, the victors and the victims of globalization, the haves and the have-nots of modernity. The longer he spoke, the more his words began to seem rote, remote, and stale. The energizing slogans of the Brexit campaign of 2016 sounded hollow and clichéd in 2022.
PARTLY, this is because the slogans were NOT true. Boris Johnson was the standout example of this phenomenon: Continue reading
– By Lear Matthews
Tensions between the Diaspora and Guyana, the home country, namely, the governing administration and civil society is occasionally discussed, but not seriously addressed. We need to examine the cause, impact and consequences of tension as the nation enters an unprecedented phase of nation building.
The genesis of tension I believe, centers around circumstances and patterns of departure from the home country, as well as misunderstanding of intent, distrust, false assumptions, and the post-immigration continuation of ethnic cleavage. Tension and disharmony, nourished by a tradition of ethnic mistrust seemed to have “spilled over” into the Diaspora, perpetuated by ethnic enclaves. Continue reading
GUYANA: Aubrey Williams (in his own words) -virtual event – 31 Jan 2023
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