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November 15, 2015
Spare a thought for its picturesque landscapes and its warm people – but the real beauty and wealth of Region One is its rich soil, and it is gearing
Archive for the Month: November 2015
November 15, 2015
By Azeem Khan THE thirst was unbearable; she was drinking water at frequent intervals. Everywhere she went she had to take along liquids, and at nights, there was a
November 15, 2015
By Alex Wayne GUYANESE are certainly in for a pleasant Christmas treat since the USA based, ‘Laramade Musical Theatre’ will be staging one of its signature featurea at the
November 15, 2015
(Reuters) ADELE’S Grammy-winning 2011 release “21” was deemed by Billboard magazine the greatest album of all time based on chart position and the soundtrack of the 1965 Julie Andrews
November 15, 2015
By Ravin Singh THE cold, unpainted pavement which reeked of rotten meat and stagnant water in central Georgetown is where they’d eat, sleep, dwell and live most of their
November 15, 2015
(Reuters) A NEW biography of Hitler by a prominent German historian is likely to stir controversy with its argument that the Nazi leader’s political acumen has been underestimated and
November 15, 2015
By Tajeram Mohabir KEISHA McCammon and Subraj Singh both count it a huge personal achievement to be named among those shortlisted for the Guyana Prize for Literature. For the
November 15, 2015
(Trinidad Express) A NEWLY formed wildlife conservation group is attempting to bridge the gap between hunters and conservationists, and is calling for sustainable hunting by hunters. Wildlife and Environmental
November 15, 2015
Dell’s EMC Deal Could Fall Apart on Tax Rule Michael Dell’s ambitious $67 billion plan to take over storage giant EMC may face a big tax burden that could
November 15, 2015
(Reuters) WHEN Indonesia’s anti-drugs czar announced plans to guard a death-row prison island with crocodiles, the government rushed to explain that it was just a joke, but on Friday
