201. REPUBLIC OF GUYANA A personal homepage information site about guyana. Includes pictures, and links. http://www.geocities.com/matriixa4/guyana.html

NATIONAL ANTHEM DEAR LAND OF GUYANA, OF RIVERS AND PLAINS, MADE RICH BY THE SUNSHINE, AND LUSH BY THE RAINS. SET GEM-LIKE AND FAIR, BETWEEN MOUNTAINS AND SEA, YOUR CHILDREN SALUTE YOU, DEAR LAND OF THE TREE. GREEN LAND OF GUYANA, OUR HEROES OF YORE, BOTH BONDSMEN AND FREE, LAID THEIR BONES ON YOUR SHORE. THIS SOIL SO THEY HALLOWED, AND FROM THEM ARE WE, ALL SONS OF ONE MOTHER, GUYANA THE FREE. GREAT LAND OF GUYANA, DIVERSE THOUGH OUR STRAINS, WE ARE BORN OF THE SACRIFICE, HEIRS OF THEIR PAINS. AND OURS IS THE GLORY THEIR EYES DID NOT SEE, ONE LAND OF SIX PEOPLES, UNITED AND FREE. DEAR LAND OF GUYANA, TO YOU WILL WE GIVE, OUR HOMAGE, OUR SERVICE, EACH DAY THAT WE LIVE. GOD GUARD YOU, GREAT MOTHER, AND MAKE US TO BE MORE WORTHY OUR HERITAGE, LAND OF THE FREE. INDEPENDENCE DAY MAY 26, 1966 LANGUAGES CREOLE ENGLISH HINDI NATIONALITY AFRICAN AMERINDIAN CHINESE EAST INDIAN PORTUGUESE HISTORY A COUNTRY STUDY FEATURES OF GUYANA GUYANA HISTORY GUYANA: LAND OF SIX PEOPLES ... PASSPORT TO GUYANA NEWS CARIBBEAN NEWS AGENCY GATEWAY OF THE CARIBBEAN GUYANA CARIBBEAN POLITICS GUYANA CHRONICLE ... STARBROEK NEWS MUSIC CARIB MUSIC AND ART CARIBBEAN POP MUSIC CARIBBEAN MUSIC EVENTS CARIBBEAN SONGS ... THE CALYPSO TENT OF THE AIR RECIPES ARCHIVE OF RECIPES INDIAN FOOD LINKS CAFE INTERNATIONAL RECIPES CARIBBEAN FOODS AND DRINK ... WEST INDIAN COOKING CRICKET CARIBBEAN CENTRAL CRICKET CRICKET EXPLAINED CRICKET LINKS CRICKET ONLINE BY SANAM ... WORLD CRICKET ON THE INTERNET TOURISM AIRLINE TO GUYANA EMBASSY OF GUYANA GUYANA CONSULATE RESOURCES ON MOVING TO GUYANA ... TRAVELS - GUYANA OVERVIEW CITY/STATE/ZIP CODE/COUNTRY

202. Guyana Tries To Save Indigenous Languages This article, by Bert Wilkinson of the Inter Press Service, deals with a national awareness campaign to preserve and teach Amerindian languages in guyana. http://abyayala.nativeweb.org/guyana/guyana1.html

Guyana tries to save indigenous languages by bert wilkinson georgetown, oct 21 (ips) - university of guyana researcher desrey fox knows that with each passing day, the battle to save major amerindian languages is being lost, mainly through increased contact with english-speaking coastlanders, teachers and religous leaders. preliminary research has shown that only a few elderly amerindians from carib and arawak hinterland reservations are still able to speak in their native tongues. ''a lot of young arawaks don't even bother to learn the language much less speak it because they attend schools where only english is taught and this has certainly not helped,'' said fox, an akawio from the western upper mazaruni district. fox aims to change that situation by launching a national awareness campaign to preserve the languages. the strategy is to lobby education officials and at the same time work on compiling a dictionary of the languages spoken by as many of the nine tribes here as possible. the tribes are spread throughout the hinterland of this english-speaking south american republic. she heads the amerindian research unit at the university of guyana and is effectively the caribbean's best known authority on indigenous peoples.

203. Guyanese Vote In Election Marked By Racial Divide CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/americas/03/19/guyana.elections.02.reut/index.html

204. Anti-narcotics Officer Gunned Down In Guyana CNN http://cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/01/05/guyana.violence.ap/index.html

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