Guyana

Henry Fitt. The last time I flew with him

Henry Fitt

Most of this is from an entry in a diary I kept when I was 17 - 19 in Guyana.

Sunday 1st Feb. 1981, Moblissa Dairy Farm, Soesdyke - Linden Highway. - I arrived at Moblissa Dairy Farm last Wednesday from Ebini Ranch via Georgetown. The 'Milk Truck', a monster tanker lorry that transports the farm’s milk to Georgetown was quite a ride. I’d left my previous training assignment at Ebini Ranch in the Intermediate Savannahs for Moblissa to continue training for management at the Livestock Development Company. My dream job, an entry level management position as a LIDCO Ranch Supervisor (assistant ranch manager).

Food for the Poor secures release of 81 prisoners

Food For The Poor

Eighty-one inmates from prisons in Jamaica, Guyana, Haiti and Honduras were sent home just ahead of the Easter holidays when the charity organization, Food for the Poor (FFP), secured their release.

Thirty-seven inmates were released from prisons in Jamaica, 16 were released in Haiti, 21 in Guyana and seven inmates from a prison in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Easter Monday 2013

Easter 2013

With splendid sunshine and North-Easterly breeze of about 5 mph Guyanese came out to the seawall and other venues for the annual ritual of Kite Flying.

The girls in the latest fashions, the boys spending more time helping the fashionable girls than flying kites, the kids demanding their parents attention to get their kites in the sky and their parents only too willing for a break to enjoy the the various beverages of the day.

Holiday Schedule - Consular Section, U.S. Embassy Georgetown

The U.S. Embassy will be closed on March 29 and April 01, 2013 in observance of Good Friday and Easter Monday. American Citizens with an emergency may call our hotline on: 592-623-1992.

Edward Theophilus Nelson: October 22, 1874 – August 03, 1940 (Guyanese) first West Indian to be called to the Bar in England

Edward Theophilus Nelson was born 22 October 1874 in Georgetown, British Guiana (now Guyana) where his father Philip was a builder. He was educated at St. Philips School, Demerara and came to Oxford in 1898 to read law at St. John’s College (the wealthiest college in Oxford, with estates stretching to Cambridge).

A message to all Secondary School Entrance Examination (SSEE) Students - Alliance For Change (AFC) Press Release

Alliance For Change

The Alliance For Change wishes all pupils writing the Secondary School Entrance Examination (SSEE), the very best and great success!

Your teachers and parents or guardians would have been working hard with you to help you prepare for the exams. Those of you with older brothers and sisters would have also received help and coaching from them. All of this was to ensure you are ready and fully prepared.

Passing of Merle Ramayya - Alliance For Change (AFC) Press Release

Alliance For Change

The Alliance For Change (AFC) regrets the passing of Mrs Serojny Merle Ramayya, wife of Dr. Versammy Ramayya MP and member, sister and friend of the AFC.

Mrs Ramayya or Merle as she was commonly known, was a kind and humble person who provided quiet and dignified support to her family and the AFC family. She will best be remembered for her willingness to serve and dedication to her family. She co-hosted the first-ever Berbice held AFC National Executive Committee leadership meeting at Whim on February 9, last.

2013 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR) - Guyana

Department of State, Washington, DC - March 05, 2015

A. Introduction

Guyana is a transit country for cocaine destined for the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Europe, and West Africa. Cocaine originating in Colombia is smuggled to Venezuela and onward to Guyana by sea or air. Smugglers also transit land borders with Brazil, Venezuela, and Suriname. Cocaine is often concealed in legitimate commodities and smuggled via commercial maritime vessels, air transport, human couriers, or the postal services.

Changes to the Non-immigrant Visa Appointment and Payment Process - Consular Section, U.S. Embassy Georgetown

NOTICE: Changes to the Non-immigrant Visa Appointment and Payment Process.

Kingston koker door broken and high tide is flooding area

Lamaha Street near the Ministry Of Finance

The Koker in Kingston, Georgetown is broken and the high tide is flooding the surrounding area.

People living in the area should move and secure their belongings to prevent flood damage.

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