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EDYOU FM becomes the first radio station to stream in Kamarang, Region 7 - Vimarsana News

EDYOU FM becomes the first radio station to stream in Kamarang, Region 7

The Ministry of Education's Radio Station, EDYOU FM, made history by becoming the first local station in Guyana to broadcast in Kamarang and other parts of the upper Mazaruni, Region 7.

The destinations looking at a greener future – Part 2 - Vimarsana News

The destinations looking at a greener future – Part 2

Will 2022 be seen as the year of the awakening of a clear and tangible awareness of sustainable development amongst destinations? In part 1, we looked at examples of projects promoting sustainable development in Spain, France, and Italy. We will now take a look at what’s happening in Greece, Turkey, Germany, as well as the United States, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, New Zealand, Guyana, and Chile. Sustainable development, just like climate change, is a global issue.

The 20 places you must visit in 2023 - Vimarsana News

The 20 places you must visit in 2023

From old favourites to dazzling newcomers, our experts reveal the 20 destinations that will tempt you next year

Guyana's New Eco Tours Shaped by its Indigenous People - Vimarsana News

Guyana's New Eco Tours Shaped by its Indigenous People

Paruima is an indigenous community in South America's Guyama that is working hard to get its eco-tour offering right.

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High Court rules in historic Amerindian land rights claim - Vimarsana News

High Court rules in historic Amerindian land rights claim

In a historic ruling, Chief Justice (ag) Roxane George ruled in favour of a land claim by the Indigenous peoples of the Upper Mazaruni, who are seeking legal recognition of their traditional and ancestral lands.While handing down her ruling at the De