Guyana will, on March 24, observe the 100th anniversary of the coming of the aeroplane to the local skies. This article is based on an interview with one of

GUYANESE-born Professor Emeritus Dr. Alvin Thompson, who lectured on the historical and present-day significance of the slave uprising last Tuesday evening at the Umana Yana, highlighted the importance of

ARCHITECTURE, even the most seemingly simple structures, is the art form closest to the growth of societies and collective human life. For this reason, its effect on our personal

ON February 23, 1763, the first signs of a revolt by enslaved Africans in Berbice were seen by the plantation managers/owners. Those signs evolved and materialised into a tangible

THE ROOM was hot and stuffy, and all the old junk stored there didn’t help matters any. There were two small windows that opened in the direction that didn’t

Hello friends. This week, I wanted to write about another Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) application, but something crossed my mind while talking to some of my friends which

GUYANA High Court Judge, Akbar Khan in 1970 found Guyana Mine Workers’ Union President, Winston Verbeke vicariously liable for damages relative to an action where a 66-year-old fruit vendor