Freedom did not come with a house. It did not come with a farm, a bank account, a pension or...
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Read moreDetailsWhen slavery formally ended in British Guiana, freedom did not immediately mean independence. The Emancipation Act took effect in 1834,...
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Read moreDetailsFor years, the dispute over Chinese Landing’s titled lands has played out through court proceedings, government offices and mining operations....
Read moreDetailsExxonMobil Guyana’s expanding involvement in government-linked events and programmes is raising questions about the company’s approach to corporate engagement in...
Read moreDetailsBy Mark DaCosta- This account, told in the words of David, a 34-year-old Guyanese father working in the construction industry,...
Read moreDetailsThirty-five years ago, Mings Products & Services Ltd. was little more than an idea, a rented space on Urquhart Street...
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