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World Bank/UN data: Guyana’s net migration rate up to 2023 was six times lower than in the 80s/90s. Dear Editor, FURTHER to my essay published in the Guyana Times and Guyana Chronicle editions of October 7, 2024, and the Stabroek News edition …. Read More.
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EAST INDIAN IMMIGRATION (1838-1917) - Guyana Chronicle
May 5, 2014 · Based on statistical evidence, Guyana was the recipient of 238,909 East Indian immigrants up to the termination of the system in 1917; Trinidad 143,939; Jamaica 36,412; Grenada 3,033; St. Vincent 2,472; St. Lucia 4,354; and St. Kitts 337. In addition, the non-English speaking Caribbean also imported Indian Indentured labourers.
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ABOUT US. The Guyana National Newspapers Limited is a state-owned company incorporated under the Companies Act, Chapter 89.01 of the Laws of Guyana and is situated at Lama Avenue, Bel Air Park, Georgetown, Guyana. The company was first incorporated on 31st December, 1953 as The Guyana Graphic Limited. On 14th November, 1975 a special resolution ...
Application process opens for online scholarships
Apr 5, 2021 · Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand. THE application process has opened for the first batch of participants in the “Guyana Online Learning Academy” (GOAL), where approximately 4,500 scholarships are expected to be awarded this year. This first tranche offers scholarships across 84 different programmes from five different institutions.
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Guyana’s road to Independence and its significance
May 26, 2021 · Guyana’s road to political independence was indeed turbulent. For a brief period in the early 1950s its nationalist movement, the original People’s Progressive Party under the leadership of the late Presidents, Dr. Cheddi Jagan and Mr. Forbes Burnham enjoyed overwhelming support from the working class and the masses in general, as they ...
The rich cultural expression of Guyanese Creolese
Oct 13, 2013 · He stated in an earlier interview with the Guyana Chronicle that Guyanese are fed the lie that our Creole language is a bastardized form of the English language, and this falsity spirals into the harsh reality of discrimination against those who use Creole. “Creole is not a badly spoken type of English; it is a language of its own,” he said ...
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Amerindians – a traditional people - Guyana Chronicle
May 5, 2012 · Amerindians – a traditional people. The word Guiana comes from the Amerindian root word ‘winna’ meaning water or watery country says Historian Vere T Daly in The Making of Guyana (1974). Amerindians belonging to the Mongoloid group are believed to have crossed from Asia by way of the Bering Strait, an ice bridge joining Asia with the ...