However, whether “One Guyana” was conceived as a gimmick or a sincere attempt of unifying the nation, it is not our national motto and should not replace it in a document such as our passport.

First, the “One Guyana” slogan must be removed from the passport and replaced with the national motto “One People, One Nation, One Destiny.” Second, all state documents must remain ...

REVISITING the life and legacy of Dr. Cheddi Jagan, it is more and more apparent that his messages are still firmly relevant today. Born on 22nd March 1918, ...

That was power. That was control. Walton calls One Guyana a political slogan, two words, one of which is the name of the country, not a political party, echoing and encapsulating the actual national ...

It is the foundation of our national identity and the very essence of our motto: “One People ... History is rife with examples. Guyana, a nation that has historically fought to secure its rightful ...

That was power. That was control. Walton calls One Guyana a political slogan. Two words, one of which is the name of the country, not a political party, echoing and encapsulating the actual national ...

Guyana has rapidly transitioned into the world's newest petro-state, driven by significant offshore oil discoveries and ...

This next phase of the initiative, launched in 2022 by the Government of Guyana in collaboration with the Mount Sinai Health System and Hess Corporation, will include establishment of a national ...

Areas of Focus to Achieve a Healthier Guyana by 2030 The next phase of the national initiative will be organized around the Government’s vision for six key pillars: Mount Sinai Health System is ...

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — On Tuesday, a bill was filed in the Arkansas legislature that would enforce displaying the Ten Commandments and the national motto in public classrooms across all education ...

The eighth energy project in Guyana of a consortium led by U.S. major Exxon Mobil will produce up to 1.5 billion cubic feet ...