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Just a brief departure and respite for TRAKKER readers – from the “serious” issues, the politics, the economics, the crime and the disasters. Here instead – in a few paragraphs… Read more »

Oh that much longed-for, or sought-after condition, or status. My old Oxford provides fourteen definitions for the noun (and verb) that is power! From “ability to do or act”, to… Read more »

Just recently I explored the phenomenon of REMITTANCES, especially actual cash transfers, in terms of both the vital, necessary assistance these gifts bring to needy families still in countries of… Read more »

I wish all TRAKKER readers and fans good health, peace and progress for 2012. And I wish that the new Guyana government would copy a page from the Alliance For… Read more »

(ADAPTED From a version by Sis Rose Magdalene) The CARIBS of Guyana never lived on earth’s land, long, long long ago.  They lived in a place way up in the… Read more »

From Indian-Guyanese folklore come the tales of the Living Dead.  This is a relatively little-known folk-being, or better described as a FOLK-SPIRIT, amongst the other more popular folk-figures in the… Read more »

So we have ourselves reminded of the well-known “reason for the season” -the BIRTH of the Christ Child to a rather mis-matched couple – matured carpenter Joseph and Virgin Teenager,… Read more »

Admittedly, this piece was prepared for another journal, but I feel strongly that it should be shared with TRAKKER’s readers. I’ve persuaded myself to make this two–cents contribution to the… Read more »

No I don’t want to, nor can I ever, put any damper on this wonderful, now all- pervasive festival of celebration of the Christ-Child’s Birth, the Christian Festival NEARLY EVERY… Read more »

So why should there be winners or losers when Guyana’s Election Polling Booths finally close this Monday night? After all you don’t have to be actually IN a new government… Read more »