-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

As Kerron Boston and Akeem Peter prepared to tie the knot Saturday, various exhibitors anxiously lime at their booths marketing their products at the decorated Roraima Duke Lodge. It