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September 7, 2016
INDIGENOUS women in the village of Wiruni, Upper Berbice River, Region 10, are gravitating towards fields that men traditionally have dominated. This is being facilitated through the Hinterland Employment
Archive for the Month: September 2016
September 7, 2016
AS THE NATION celebrates Amerindian Heritage Month, Region 10’s Indigenous community leader and councillor is using this period to solidify his mission to better the conditions and treatment for
September 7, 2016
With the perfect sandy soil, geographical location, bordering advantages and adequate water sources, a Linden coconut farmer is confident that the expansion of the local coconut industry will bring
September 7, 2016
THE CHRISTIANBURG Wismar (Multilateral) Secondary School in Linden has not only been making headlines in being the consecutive champions of the Digicel School’s Football Competition but has been performing
September 7, 2016
THIS AMERINDIAN beauty hails from the little hinterland community of Ituni but resided in the mining town of Linden for years. The phenomenal Toshanna Kezia Allicock has captivated the
September 7, 2016
Education is a requirement, says President THE DAVID Granger’s 5 B’s initiative which saw the provision of one bus, three boats, 21 bicycles and a breakfast programme to various
September 7, 2016
A GROUP of Dutch students from Delft University of Technology on Wednesday presented the final report of Project Georgetown Drainage to the Ministries of Agriculture and Public Infrastructure.Over the
September 7, 2016
By Svetlana Marshall Approximately 40 students from the villages of Isseneru, Kangaruma and Tassarene in Middle Mazaruni have been unable to attend school in Bartica, Region Seven because a
September 7, 2016
THE National Leprosy Control Programme with technical support from the Pan-America Health Organisation (PAHO) on Wednesday launched a training programme to develop the capacities of health care workers to
September 7, 2016
– workers resign, returning to China By Ariana Gordon THE majority of workers of Baishanlin International Forest Development Inc. (BIFDI) have resigned and returned to China, a Chinese national
