By PAT DIAL Last Tuesday, the University of Guyana led by its visionary and creative Vice-Chancellor Professor Ivelaw Griffith and his hard-working team of academics like Dr Paloma Mohamed

Don’t throw away those bananas that are turning brown and soft. They’re perfect for making these muffins moist with lots of banana flavor. Ingredients 1 cup mashed very ripe

He always wears a smile. He walks softly and speaks politely. But inside a monster lurks. His right name is Bhola Persaud, but the Village calls him Bodo, short

I AM celebrating 20 years in the fashion industry and it is a blessing being able to reach this juncture which was no smooth sailing. It took a combination

Return to the Lantern-lit Scene Last week, the stories of the three winners of the 2016 Walter Rodney Awards for Creative Writing began to unravel themselves. Our main tale

The truth is that Damien Chazelle’s modern musical, made with more money, starring more famous people, and offering the perfect means of escaping Trump’s America through the fantasy created

By Neil Primus RITA WAS THE ‘beauty and star’ of the small community of Corn Acre. Even though it was a rural and somewhat backward village, Rita refused to

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Majority verdict a nullity in non-capital offence IN 1995, the Guyana Court of Appeal ordered a retrial for appellant John Lawrence who was found not guilty of murder but