-Government committed to ensuring that all stakeholders’ views are considered In Guyana, sugar is one of the country’s primary revenue earners and, to date provides over 17,000 persons with

-Featuring girls in ICT, a career not pursued by many girls and women locally It has been said that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a man’s job but

By Francis Quamina Farrier Last Tuesday, March 21, countries around the world observed “World Poetry Day”, a day when poets and their works are up-lifted and celebrated. And here

A humble dark-skinned maid becoming the wife of a red-necked Londoner created havoc in an already racial society. The white overseer The late 50’s. A sugar plantation on the

By John James BBC News, Abidjan Scientists in Ivory Coast are trying to sell a rare multi-headed coconut tree for a million dollars. They have yet to find a

DESPITE vehement protests by squatters late last year, the Regional Administration of Region 5 is forging ahead with the establishment of a Model Farm demonstrating best farming / integrated

PROSTITUTES always seek fortune, but many times they have an unfair distinction in the bracket of ‘womanhood.’ This is all because of the kinds of things labeled as work

A step-by-step demonstration in making pepperpot created a stir on the pages of the newest online cuisine publication: ‘Taste Guyana Magazine.’ as American-based Guyanese Dionne Jones-Jones prepared for the