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- Guyana and Barbados launch “food terminal” for the region
- GUYANA: The PPP Government Voter Stabilisation Act – By GHK Lall
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GUYANA DIASPORA: Guyana Police Force – ZOOM webinar – 17th May 2022 @ 6.00pm EST
You are invited to a webinar to engage with the Commissioner of Police (ag) and other senior officials of the Guyana Police Force on 17th May 2022 at 6pm EST. The zoom ID number and passcode are stated on the flier to join the meeting.
Entertainment: Guyana 56th Independence Celebration – London. UK – 28 May 2022
*Guyanese & Friends; * GT Promotion & Mr. Marlon invite you to celebrate
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GUYANA’S 56th ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE
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*on SATURDAY 28 May 2022, (9 to 3am)*
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*@The Royal Mahal* (formerly The Classic)
*28 Upper Tooting Rd, London SW17 7PG*
Music by:
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Mr. Marlon**,; DJ Shogun* *DJ Emron* ; *TC Fords* *DJ Majikal*






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*Tickets £10. MATD*
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For more information & tickets contact:
*Tafawa 07956 425 916 *Marlon 07931 157 648
*Shogun 07961 311 332 *Emron 07956 995 151
*TC Fords 07511 272 227 *Majikal 07943 000460
*Sheryl 07930 367 191
*(Please purchase your tickets & reserve your table/seats early to avoid disappointment, thank you)*
GUYANA SPEAKS: Part 1 -Roy Heaths ‘The-Murderer’; Part 2 -The life of Alice B Singh – 24th April 2022
Please register to join us for this Guyana SPEAKS event on Sunday, 24th April 2022 at 3pm UK time / 10am EST and GYT.
- Click on the link for registration and the speakers’ bios:
- https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/part-1-roy-heaths-the-murderer-part-2-the-life-of-alice-b-singh-tickets-308150996927
- The zoom link will be circulated one day prior to the event.
If for any reason you experience difficulties with the eventbrite link, please let me know and I’ll forward the zoom link directly to you.
I look forward to seeing you online and thank you for your continued support!
All the best,
Juanita
Guyana SPEAKS: Oscar Abrams (1937-1996) and the Keskidee Centre – Sunday, 13th March at 3pm UK time
Guyana SPEAKS will be hosting a special event to celebrate the work of the Guyanese-born architect and cultural activist, Oscar Winston Abrams (10/3/37-15/2/96) on Sunday, 13th March 2022 at the following time:
3pm London, UK
11am Georgetown, Guyana : 11am New York, USA : 11am Toronto, Canada
Abrams was a theatre designer and community organiser and activist who is best known for establishing and directing the Keskidee Centre in London. As Britain’s first Black arts centre it combined theatre programmes with grassroots activism and cultural education. Our distinguished speakers include: Oscar Abrams’ daughter, journalist Amah-Rose Abrams, as well as:
GUYANA: The Guyanese Diaspora: A clarion call for meaningful engagement – By Lear Matthews
It has occurred to this writer that the word Diaspora is widely used but perhaps not clearly understood by many who are purportedly viewed as a part of it. Diaspora refers to the group of people or individuals from a particular cultural region or nation, residing outside of their country of origin.
They generally maintain strong sentiment and material links to the homeland. Diaspora activities include remittance transfers, circular and return migration, investment, knowledge transfer and networking. A necessary condition for a migrant collective to be considered a diaspora is the extent to which contacts with the country of origin, real or imagined, material or cultural is sustained. A level of transnational connection is maintained. Continue reading
BOOK Launch: OIL DORADO – Guyana’s Black Gold – Tuesday February 01, 2022 19.00 GMT – VIRTUAL EVENT
BOOK Launch: OIL DORADO – Guyana’s Black Gold – Tuesday February 1. 2022 19.00 GMT
With Contributors from the USA, Canada and the UK. – VIRTUAL EVENT
WORLD: Emergency: Exposing the TRUTH behind food shortages – By Neil McCoy Ward Video
WORLD: Emergency: Exposing the TRUTH behind food shortages – By Neil McCoy Ward Video
The world is being affected by food shortages caused by a number of factors. Here, Neil McCoy explains in detail what these factors are and suggests that we should be prepared in case the situation worsens. This is an excellent video. Make sure that you listen carefully and note the various points raised.
UK: Groundbreaking work on slave economy, by Dr. Eric Williams, finally back on UK shelves
Seminal work by scholar and future politician Eric Williams, rejected 80 years ago, to be republished in Britain
But when Eric Williams – who would later become the first prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago – sought to publish his “mind-blowing” thesis on capitalism and slavery in Britain, he was shunned by publishers and accused of undermining the humanitarian motivation for Britain’s Slavery Abolition Act. It was not until 1964 that the work found a publisher in the UK, but it has been out of print here for decades.
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