Wikipedia:WikiProject Guyana/Requests

There are still many places in Guyana that are in need of articles. For lists, please see the articles on each of the Regions of Guyana.
Freedom House bombing (1964)
Guyana Police Force
Human rights in Guyana
George Manly - founder of the Scout Association in Guyana
Canon John Dorman - a leader in the Scouts association
Yvonne Hinds First Lady of Guyana
Noel Holder- The former Minister of Agriculture
Eustace Gordon Woolforfd- Former Speaker of Guyana’s National Assembly
Donald Edward Jackson- Former Speaker of Guyana’s National Assembly
Aubrey Percival Alleyne- Former Speaker of Guyana’s National Assembly
Trade History of Guyana - Red-link in the Economy template.
British Guiana during World War II - Red-link in the Guyana Topics template.
Science and technology in Guyana - Red-link in the Guyana Topics template.
Flora of Guyana - Red-link in the Guyana Topics template. Could be developed in Geography of Guyana
Fauna of Guyana - Red-link in the Guyana Topics template.
Rupununi Cattle Trail - Hinterland history, cowboys, yearly rodeo.
Amerindian villages with MOAA pages: Katoka, Guyana^[1], Massara, Guyana^[2] and satellite Kwaimatta^[3], and Yupukari's satellite Kaicumbay^[4]. Many already have airport articles, or are listed as settlements of their Region or of nearby rivers.
No article, but sourced on the List of Guyanese writers: Harold Bascom, Brian Chan, Paloma Mohamed, Rooplal Monar, Gokarran Sukhdeo, Raywat Deonandan, Shana Yardan.
Arya Ali, First Lady of Guyana
Anarchism in Guyana
British Guiana East Indian Association
Joseph Alexander Luckhoo - first Indo Guyanese legislator

[1] ttps://moaa.gov.gy/indigenous-villages/katoka/

[2] ttps://moaa.gov.gy/indigenous-villages/massara/

[3] ttps://moaa.gov.gy/indigenous-villages/kwaimatta/

[4] ttps://moaa.gov.gy/indigenous-villages/kaicumbay/

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