Guyana Defense Force service member, 26080 Lance Corporal Christopher Andre, died at his home at St. Ignatius Village, Rupununi, Region 9, on the 11th of August, 2024 during a family and friends gathering at his home. Reports are that Andre fell accidentally from the Verandah, about 20 feet, to the ground, and sustained fatal injuries.
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Venezuela Will Not Succeed in its Shameless Attempt to Annex the Essequibo
Many Guyanese are worried right now. They’re wondering if Venezuela will succeed in its shameless attempt to annex the Essequibo. Some rest in the comforting confidence that they will not.
Vision, Mission, and Values of the Takutu Hotel in Lethem
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! The Takutu Hotel in Lethem was established as a small family business with about 4 rooms in the early 1970s. At that time, it catered for traveling businessmen who traveled to Brazil to purchase merchandise to resell in Georgetown, Guyana. The business grew…
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The South American Tapir, Also Called Bush Cow
The South American Tapir is one of the four recognized species of tapir. The species can be found in Guyana, Brazil, Venezuela, Suriname, French Guiana, Colombia, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, and Ecuador. In Guyana, the tapir is colloquially referred to as “bush cow.”
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Snake Bites Toshao of Nappi Village, Rupununi
It is said that the Amerindians are the custodians of the forests and the masters of the wild, but nature sometimes gets the best of its keepers. Here is one example. The toshao of Nappi Village in Central Rupununi has been bitten by a rattle snake.