British Guiana – today called Guyana – was one of three colonies settled by Northern Europeans on the northeast coast of South America. French Guiana became a département of France in 1946. Dutch Guiana acquired independence and became Republic of Suriname in 1975.
British Guiana got its independence in 1966 and was renamed Guyana; it became Republic of Guyana in 1970. The Dutch gave the name Stabroek to their metropolis on the Demerara River. The British renamed it Georgetown in 1812.
British Guiana got its independence in 1966 and was renamed Guyana; it became Republic of Guyana in 1970. The Dutch gave the name Stabroek to their metropolis on the Demerara River. The British renamed it Georgetown in 1812.
Mark, my host in Georgetown. Ambika & her mom, my hosts.
Martin, a German journalist who interviewed me Carla (South Africa), the only tourist I met in Guyana
With Ms. Guyana & Ms. Guyana Universe Tyon & Kekepie, at then Miss Guyana World event
Catching a ride with Keith, the Ambassador of Guyana / Ann Marie, a student of the University of Guyana