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Hot Topics • May 25, 2023 | Guyana Mourns The Loss Of 19 Young Lives. The Nation Is Stunned By The Tragedy. • May 21, 2023 | Guyana’s President Made Official State Visit: Held Bilateral Discussions And Sign Deals • April 25, 2023 | Haitian Muslims Subject to Vicious Islamophobic Smear • April 22, 2023 | Guyana’s First Mosque? Sorting The Claims Out. • March 30, 2023 | Guyana’s President Was Raised By A Strong Accomplished Mother • March 13, 2023 | Pioneering Haitian Imam Passed Away • February 26, 2023 | Guyana’s President Irfaan’s Maternal Lineage Traced To UP, India Search for: 30th Ramazan 1443, 1st May 2022: I reflect on our women, the backbone of our families and builders of communities. Amongst our own families are our mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmothers and all women who have raised families. Many women have raised their own children, orphans, or those on the margin of society. It is my hope that this paper opens a wider conversation about women in Guyana. And to reflect on this Ramazan 2022, my paper focuses on the Muslim women of Guyana who have been the bedrock of their family. She is that woman who woke at dawn to start her day with the Fajr Namaz, preparing meals, sending her children off to school; taking up a hoe, a fork or machete to work the sugar and rice fields; taught her children Quran and Namaz, and has an active role in the Masjid activities. My Grandparents, Esau and Maryam Khan. Esau is the first cousin of Bibi Sahara Siddique of Vergenoegen, thei...

HE Sheikh Mohamed bin Hamad bin Qassim al-Abdullah al-Thani, Minister of Commerce and Industry, met with Dr Mohamed Irfan Ali, President of Guyana, who is currently visiting the country. The meeting featured issues of common interest aimed at strengthening co-operation between the two nations in the fields of trade, investment, and industry. Sheikh Mohamed showcased the successful economic policies Qatar has put in place to support the private sector and pointed out the incentives, legislations, and promising opportunities aimed at encouraging investors, businessmen, and business owners to invest in the country.

President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana Fellow Guyanese, THE First Lady and I, and our son, are delighted to greet you on this joyous occasion of Christmas. This is our first Christmas message to the nation. Christmas is a time for saying thanks. I therefore wish to begin by expressing my appreciation to all of our citizens, at home and in the Diaspora, whose loyalty and love of country make us feel proud to be Guyanese. I thank our frontline workers for their admirable courage and commitment in the face of the threats posed by the pandemic. I applaud the members of the Disciplined Services for the efforts they are making to improve safety and security. I thank our public servants, miners, fishers, farmers and workers in the manufacturing and services sectors and, indeed, all Guyanese, who have helped us navigate this most testing year. Through our combined efforts, we are fashioning a better life. Christmas is a celebration of life. At Christmas, we honor life by commemorating the birth of an infant, Jesus. The Holy Bible announces the mission of Christ as one aimed at giving life and doing so abundantly. Through our Christmas traditions, we do a little more, have a little more, and ensure that the less fortunate receive a little more of our kindness. These are our ways of commemorating the life-giving gift of Christmas. Life and hope are intertwined. Christmas echoes a message of hope. Whatever our circumstances or however daunting the challenges we face, Christm...

–says First Lady Arya Ali By Jared Liddell WITH a new government elected, the country has a new President in His Excellency Dr. Mohammed Irfaan Ali and a new First Lady, in his wife, Arya Ali. The country’s new First Lady, an economist by profession who was previously attached to the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), beamed with pride as she spoke on how ‘proud and privileged she feels to be Guyana’s new First Lady. The First Lady, in her first message to the nation, aired on Newsroom, said that while this is a new post for her, she is still very determined to serve the people of Guyana with not only pride, but also to the best of her ability alongside her husband, President Ali, as they lead this nation for the next five years. She further stated that she intends to be a hands-on First Lady, and will work to help erase some of the social and cultural inequalities that are seen in the Guyanese society, as well as promote the celebration of the beauty and diversity of Guyana. “You will see me in your towns, your villages and your homes, if you let me. I want to hear from you. I want to see you; I want us to talk about your dreams, no matter how big or small. And I want us to work together as individuals; as communities, and as a country. We can build this nation together, and love each other, as we do so,” stated the First Lady. The First Lady grew up in Lusignan and Ogle on the East Coast of Demerara, and is one of two children for her parents. She lost her father at the ten...

His Excellency, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, was sworn in as Guyana’s Ninth Executive President on August 2, 2020. Dr Ali is the holder of a Doctorate in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of the West Indies, a Master of Arts Degree in Manpower Planning, a Post Graduate Diploma in International Business, a Post- Graduate Certificate in Finance from Anglia Ruskin University, an LLM Degree in International Commercial Law at the University of Salford and a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Hons.) in Business Management from the University of Sunderland. The President was also a member of the Canadian Institute of Management (up to 2017) and Project Management Professional-PMP (2006). He previously served as Project Manager of the Caribbean Development Bank’s Project Implementation Unit in the Ministry of Finance and Senior Planner in the State Planning Secretariat. Additional he was a member of the National Assembly of Guyana in 2006 and was subsequently appointed to the portfolios of Minister of Housing and Water and Minister of Tourism Industry and Commerce. In the National Assembly, Dr Ali was also a leading spokesperson on the economy and finance. He served as chair of one of the most important committees, the Public Accounts Committee, and co-chair of the Economic Services Committee of the Parliament of Guyana. Guyana’s energy conversation for the future is being hosted by the International Energy Conference and Expo – 2024 on the 22 nd– 25 th of February, 2024. Energy pro...

• Facebook • Twitter • LinkedIn • WhatsApp The GRSE-made ocean-going passenger plus cargo ferry dubbed MV Ma Lisha for the Cooperative Republic of Guyana was successfully delivered as well as commissioned on 23 April at Georgetown in Guyana. Credit: @NewsIADN/Twitter In a statement, the GRSE reported it is the country’s only shipbuilder to have built and designed an ocean-going passenger-cum-cargo ferry and successfully delivered it to a South American country that is at a sailing distance of more than 11,500 nm from Kolkata. The President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Dr Mohammad Irfan Ali, mentioned that the relationship between India and Guyana is critical for both these countries and that MV MA Lisha has paved a path that is filled with friendship and one that symbolizes the relationship between Guyana and India cementing the values of trust, democracy, honour, respect, and one where we see the development of individuals of both the nations as a top priority. In the commissioning ceremony of the vessel, S Jaishankar, the Indian External Affairs Minister reportedly lauded the efforts of the GRSE and said that despite the challenges of Covid-19, which followed right after the deal for the supply of the ferry had been signed, it’s worth mentioning that the ferry was successfully delivered on time. He also congratulated GRSE. The Chair and MD of GRSE, Commodore PR Hari, IN, mentioned that GRSE possesses the capability to develop marine platforms that range from fi...