October 1, 2017
This week is a week of transition, where we close off with events surrounding Indigenous Heritage Month, and begin to shift our focus on October which brings us Breast
Archive for the Month: October 2017
October 1, 2017
ANNUALLY, the first Monday of October is observed as World Habitat Day. The purpose of this day is to reflect on the state of our towns and cities, and
October 1, 2017
IN observance of Amerindian Heritage Month 2017, a Farine Fiesta was held under the theme “Promoting the versatility of Farine”, an activity which was geared towards the sensitisation of
October 1, 2017
A TEAM of five disembarked from the speedboat. Quickly, they unpacked their equipment and waited for their guide. They were heading for an area that was earmarked for mineral
October 1, 2017
Part I: Modern Environmentalism DARREN Aronofsky, the acclaimed director of `Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream’, and `The Wrestler’is known for his psychological horror and surrealist films which present
October 1, 2017
“THE race is not for the swift but for those who endure to the end” may be a fitting proverb to summarise the life of Linden-born youth, Aaron Leitch,
October 1, 2017
PRESIDENT DAVID GRANGER recently attended the 72nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) held in New York, where he stressed, in his speech, the importance of the
October 1, 2017
BY using ginger regularly, two of the biggest killers in Guyana—diabetes and heart disease- may be kept at bay. This is according to health-conscious businessman, Michael Jupiter, who explained
October 1, 2017
ON OCTOBER 4, Guyana-born Rosalind McLymont will return home to launch her newest novel The Guyana Contract, an international thriller which tackles a host of issues including corporate politics;
October 1, 2017
PAKURI resident Paul Andrews, who is the Treasurer of the Village Council had the privilege of overseeing the construction of the Pakuri benab; a beautiful piece of Indigenous architecture
