Why some Guyanese do the things they do

AS long as 15 years ago, I decided that I would respond to questions I received on specific columns. I never proceeded with the project for two reasons. Once you start, you don’t know where it will end because the questions can increase greatly. Secondly, time did not allow me (yes since 15 years ago … Why some Guyanese do the things they do Read More »

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