Martin Carter
Martin Carter was referenced in the context of the Caribbean education crisis, highlighting the necessity for collective involvement in reform efforts. His quote, 'All are involved, all are consumed,' underscores the urgency for leaders to take action in transforming the educational landscape to prevent further decline.
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Martin Carter was part of the group that discussed the founding of Stabroek News.
The end - Stabroek News
Guyana· 2026-05-27
Martin Carter was a celebrated poet whose work was influential in Guyanese literature and politics.
A tribute to Rupert RoopnaraineGuyana· 2026-02-24
Martin Carter's poem is quoted to express the somber state of society and oppression.
Courage was the cherished value of Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2026-02-19
Martin Carter contributed poems and co-edited an issue of New World Fortnightly.
The End of an EraGuyana· 2026-02-13
Martin Carter is recognized as one of the great West Indian poets.
Bearing witness to the truthGuyana· 2026-01-25
Martin Carter is Middlesbrough’s head of academy recruitment who also traveled to watch Listowell.
Kotoko starlet set to join Middlesbrough
Ghana· 2026-01-25
The late Martin Carter is referenced as the National Poet in the context of democracy.
The fragmentation of democracy - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2026-01-14
Martin Carter is the poet who has made the most profound statement in Guyanese literature.
The glowing flame of Martin Carter’s workGuyana· 2025-12-21Martin Carter was a prominent Guyanese poet whose work is being revisited in a retrospective by Moray House Trust.
Finding The Hidden Man - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2025-12-13
Martin Carter is considered the finest of all Guyanese poets and one of the finest poets to have emerged in the Caribbean region.
The poetry of Martin CarterGuyana· 2025-12-07
We dedicate the Poem 'Death of a Comrade' by Martin Carter to her loved ones.
Shirley Edwards weathered every political stormGuyana· 2025-08-02
With Martin Carter, his close friend, he did not sleep to dream, but dreamed to change his world.
Rickey Ramotar Singh (1 February 1937 to 5 July 2025)Guyana· 2025-07-13
In the words of Martin Carter, Guyana’s Poet Laurate, 'Death must not find us thinking that we die.'
Rickey Singh’s contribution to Guyana’s and Caribbean journalism shall remain exceptional and timelessGuyana· 2025-07-08
Martin Carter is referenced in the context of someone whose perspective changes with lucrative appointments.
Not one respondent addressed the substantive issues raised concerning President Ali’s conductGuyana· 2025-06-15
Martin Carter is noted for calling Yeats's poem the best ever written.
Never may you have them allGuyana· 2025-05-04
In the words of Martin Carter, 'All are involved; all are consumed'.
The logic of the post-forensic autopsy spin doctorsGuyana· 2025-05-03
Martin Carter's poetry reflects the collective grief and call for justice in the face of violence.
“All are Involved, All are Consumed.”Guyana· 2025-04-28
Baba Eusi was instrumental in including the poetry of his friend and comrade Martin Carter in the English Literature syllabus.
Baba Kwayana has contributed tirelessly to every dimension of national lifeGuyana· 2025-04-09
Kwayana and the poet Martin Carter often rode their bicycles to and from Georgetown.
EUSI KWAYANA AT 100: A TRIBUTEGuyana· 2025-04-07
Martin Carter is mentioned as one of the extraordinary imaginations in the West Indies.
Preserving the record - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2025-03-13
Martin Carter's quote emphasizes the need for involvement and urgency in addressing the education crisis.
Caribbean education is in a crisis, targeted interventions needed to strengthen critical infrastructureGuyana· 2025-02-20
