IN 2002, Guyana’s Appellate Court allowed an appeal and ordered a new trial because the judge who delivered the decision did so without being clothed with constitutional authority. Justices

Reviving the Arwawak language in St Cuthbert’s Mission There are few places in Guyana where one is paid to learn, and so imagine receiving an incentive for educating yourself.

One of the major flaws of art education in Guyana rests with the absence of the business of art in its curriculum. This was one item on the list

By Dominique Hunter Last week’s article about the myth of the lazy artist stirred conversations about how the public should engage with creatives without perpetuating stereotypes and possibly opening

LOCAL entertainers Chris Gopaul and Michael Ignatius had the time of their lives in New York recently when they performed under HUGE Entertainment’s launch of the ‘I am Eldorado’

Cognizant of the developmental activities taking place in the country, during the course of the year we will focus on various aspects of the Environmental Protection Agency’s processes and

By Frederick Halley CLOSE to one year ago, former Canadian national player Dwayne De Rosario called it quits as far as competitive soccer was concerned following an 18-year stellar

While growing up my mom would never allow me to leave the house without something warm or hot in my stomach. After further research I’ve found many health benefits

(Reuters) A Colorado lawmaker is trying to outlaw marijuana-laced gummy candies that resemble children’s treats, the latest effort by a U.S. state to address the complexities and unintended consequences