Guyana government blasts WICB
Georgetown (Guyana): The Guyana government has condemned the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for sending two directors to witness recent general elections of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB).
How England saw Guyana (then British Guiana) in Victorian times
This painting depicts the naturalist, Charles Waterton (1782-1865) wrestling with a caiman somewhere in the interior. The background depicts an earthly paradise, with trees resplendent with birds.
Liverpool, England man sentenced for selling endangered wild birds species from Guyana
Natik Fataliev from Liverpool was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work after admitting to selling wild birds at one of Britain’s biggest aviculture shows.
Fataliev, originally from Azerbaijan, admitted six charges linked to the possession and selling of illegal birds, including Lesser Redpoll, Siskin, Bullfinch, Goldfinch, Chaffinch and Yellowhammer.
Macushi tribe on the Burro-Burro river, Guyana
Here's something you MUST do before you die; stay with the Macushi tribe on the Burro-Burro river (Guyana). The river itself is like streak of blackened glass sliding away, off through the trees. There, high on a bluff, you sling your hammocks in the Mucushis' shelter (see photo), and eat some catfish. It tastes of trout with an extra dollop of pond.
The Bonsai Horseman is dead!
Nzinga Knight is a New York native fashion designer of Guyanese and Trinidadian descent
Nzinga Knight is a New York native fashion designer whose line, Nzinga Knight, launched in 2008. Nzinga studied fashion design and fine art at the prestigious Pratt Institute School of Design in New York City where she received a BFA in fashion design (class of 2005).
Guyana, Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and Honduras show same corruption level according to CPI report of 2012
International non-government organization Transparency International has published its annual report called Corruption Perceptions Index that shows corruption level in different countries.
An unsinkable 'warship' on a South American river
This is old Dutch fortress, built right out in the middle of the Essequibo, in 1744. Back then, the tiny islet was called Vlaggen Eyland, or ‘Flag Island’. These days its called Fort Island.
One killed in South Rupununi mine collapse
An 18-year old youth mining for gold in a tunnel in South Rupununi was killed when it caved in and trapped him underneath on Sunday.
Police said Thycuf Xavier died following the accident at the Mazda Mountain, Marudi, South Rupununi.
Arti Cameron Leaves Foot Prints At UN Offices In Abidjan
(ABIDJAN, COTE D'IVOIRE) -- Made up naturally, with her hair tightly pulled back into a simple ponytail and donning a pin of the Golden Arrowhead-- the very beautiful Miss Guyana World 2012 Arti Cameron, hosted by fellow Guyanese Mr. Ronald (Rocky) Hall, stepped into the United Nations Office in Cote d’Ivoire (ONUCI).