“One Guyana” on the new Guyana passport is probably ... Where was the raucous reaction to the National Motto, “One People, One Nation, One Destiny.” For decades, we have allowed ...

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.

On Friday, 18 people representing 16 countries were sworn in as new United States citizens at a well-attended naturalization ...

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 ...

In Guyana, he co-founded the People’s Progressive Party (PPP ... Throughout all this, he never lost sight of his commitment towards a multi-racial society, as per the motto of “One people, One nation, ...

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 ...

The LJP emphasised that Guyana’s sovereignty is a fundamental matter that transcends partisan politics, highlighting that it is the bedrock of the nation’s identity and encapsulated in the motto. It ...

Guyana’s oil production and exports are surging, with output exceeding 660,000 bpd and expected to reach 1.3 million bpd by 2030. Europe is the biggest buyer of Guyana’s crude, with 66% of its ...

Guyana President Irfaan Ali is exploring a partnership with Suriname to build a gas-powered industrial hub as he works to fortify his nation's economy. Image by Aoraee via iStock Guyana President ...

During the Intel Vision conference, Tan also said he would focus on boosting Intel’s chip foundry work and recruiting quality ...

"It's actually a really great motto," she said. "It's a great slogan." She posted online, gauging her flock's interest in T-shirts that read "disgustingly pro-women." Thousands of likes and ...

Our nation’s motto, “E Pluribus Unum,” literally means “from many, one.” When it became our nation’s motto in 1782, the diversity our founders saw was the variety of the colonies and ...