by Petamber Persaud Literally, a literary Christmas Guyanese literature entered into the Christmas season on an upbeat mode and ended the year 2015 on a high note especially in

Guilt is real, guilt is self imposed and guilt is fostered with fictions on the vulnerable consciousness to suit the agenda of others. Guilt can dominate us into false

(Reuters) British naturalist Sir David Attenborough first visited Australia’s Great Barrier Reef in 1957, scuba-diving in its crystal clear waters along with an array of species. Nearly 60 years

Can’t find time to come to the gym? The gym can come to you!Christmas season is here! Black cake, pepper-pot, cook-up, ice cream and the drinking of lots of

(Reuters) Bloodshot faces, baked into ceramic pots, grimace in pain. Gnarled fingers poke from ashen clay. A skull and hands, the only remains of a body, grip the top

– Gets help through ‘Love Revolution’ A runaway boy, now incarcerated at the New Opportunity Corps (NOC), the country’s main juvenile detention centre, has his eyes set on returning

(Reuters) North Korea’s highest court has sentenced a South Korea-born Canadian pastor to hard labor for life for subversion, the North’s official KCNA news agency reported on Wednesday, a

By Neil Marks A project started by a group of head teachers of the South Rupununi to upgrade the skills of teachers but which later undertook a ground-breaking initiative

The Yukuriba Story FOR too long, we’d been attempting to establish an agricultural community at Yukuriba Falls, aka Captain Roy Landing or Camoudi Landing. This idyllic swathe of the

(Reuters) We all know the drill by now: Make a New Year’s resolution to lose weight or reduce spending or finally finish that novel. Fail in miserable fashion. Feel