Saved by microbes | Discover By Raymond Ramcharitar | Issue 155 (January/February 2019) Trinidadian microbiologist Adesh Ramsubhag is a pioneer in researching potentially revolutionary uses of the Caribbean’s native microorganisms, writes Raymond Ramcharitar
Arif Bulkan: standing up for rights | Inspire By Raymond Ramcharitar | Issue 146 (July/August 2017) In the field of Caribbean human rights law, few have done more on behalf of the vulnerable than Guyanese Arif Bulkan. Raymond Ramcharitar learns about his work in indigenous and LGBT rights
Patrick Hosein: the quiet innovator By Raymond Ramcharitar | Issue 134 (July/August 2015) If you’ve ever used a smartphone, you’ve probably benefitted from the research of Trinidadian engineer Patrick Hosein. Raymond Ramcharitar finds out how
Sydney Allicock: the man from Iwokrama By Raymond Ramcharitar | Issue 106 (November/December 2010) A member of Guyana’s First Peoples, Sydney Allicock is an advocate, environmentalist and poet. Raymond Ramcharitar profiles an unassuming visionary
Lennox Honychurch: icon of the island By Raymond Ramcharitar | Issue 112 (November/December 2011) Writer, artist, activist, MP, champion of the First People: Raymond Ramcharitar sums up Dominica’s Lennox Honychurch
