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The rich cultural expression of Guyanese Creolese
Oct 13, 2013 · By Michelle Gonsalves. ALTHOUGH the Queen’s English is our official language, Guyanese Creole English is the de facto language of national identity in Guyana, with some 700,000 persons using it.
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Guyana’s road to Independence and its significance
May 26, 2021 · By Tota C. Mangar. TODAY, Wednesday, 26th May, commemorates the fifty-fifth anniversary of our country’s attainment of political independence from Great Britain.
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New ‘Amazonia’ Caribbean Cinemas signals Guyana’s openness for ...
Sep 30, 2021 · –Prime Minister Phillips says. IN keeping with its vision of providing entertainment for persons to escape the realities of life, Caribbean Cinemas, on Wednesday, opened its second multi-screen movie theater in Guyana at the newly opened Amazonia Mall at Block M Providence, East Bank Demerara.
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Application process opens for online scholarships
Apr 5, 2021 · 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.
Amerindians – a traditional people - Guyana Chronicle
May 5, 2012 · – Active participants in contemporary Guyanese life 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).