Merry Christmas from the staff of Guyana Graphic

May your lives be filled with health, happiness, love, laughter and success. A special thanks to the viewers for your unwavering support. 

Carmen Pedersen a graduate from St. Francis Xavier University in Edmonton has returned to the Calgary, Alberta, Canada after a six-month youth internship funded by Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) in Georgetown, Guyana.

Today, Civil Aviation professionals and stakeholders in Guyana join with their colleagues in 190 other Member States of the International Civil Aviation Organisation in observing International Civil Aviation Day 2013.

His inspired given name, “N.E.L.S.O.N.   M.A.N.D.E.L.A.” was so meaningful and significant to the world-being and at large globally:-

Composed and written by:- Rev. Surujlall Motilall of Roosendaal, the Netherlands:-

Derek Poole rotorcraft pilot for Era Helicopters operating in the Gulf of Mexico was awarded “VFR Pilot of the year for 2013” by his organization.

On Tuesday May 9, 1967 the arrival in Guyana of a 19 seater DHC-6 Twin Otter turbo-prop aircraft, 8R-GCP, a gift from the Government of Canada, signaled a new era of aviation for Guyana Airways Corporation.

There are some special people you cross paths with in this journey called life. Not special for who they are or the titles they may hold, but because they are kind and generous, forthright and upstanding. These are qualities that set apart the wheat from the chafe, the ordinary from the extraordinary.

Mr. Gordon Harper Sr. was a man who possessed these qualities in abundance.

A short while ago President Nelson Mandela, one of the world's greatest statesman died in South Africa. Mr. Mandela was 95 years old. His death was announced by President Zuma who said Mr. Mandela had "departed" and was at peace.

Guyana Cultural Association of New York Inc. Newsletter - Guyana Cultural Association Board Member Muriel Glasgow - November 30, 2013 Vol. 3 Issue 11

Paul Ramlogan, a well-known figure in the Guyanese community in Washington DC and father of Ann Ramlogan-Rice of the Embassy of Guyana died on Thursday November 28, 2013.