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April 2, 2017
(Continued from Last week) – 26/03/2017 Rejection Bride! She closed the door and hollered for the old man. “Come you geezer, you’ve got visitors.” The old man opened the
Archive for the Month: April 2017
April 2, 2017
Hello Everyone, I hope this week has treated you well. I received a message from an old friend of mine, requesting that I help her through her Post- Partum
April 2, 2017
Ingredients: Crust 1 lb short crust pastry dough: 4 cups flours 1 cup vegetable shortening (1 stick) 1/4 cup butter about 8 Tbsp ice cold water Filling 1 cup
April 2, 2017
BY THE 1990s Guyana had adopted the Free Market and Globalization which were promoted throughout the Western World as being the most successful way in which a country’s economic
April 2, 2017
TOOTH infections are common as the mouth is full of bacteria. The usual manifestations of oral infection are tooth decay, gum disease and impacted wisdom teeth. Some people are
April 2, 2017
I hadn’t planned on writing about this topic this week. In fact, I didn’t think that there needed to be yet another think piece about it but there was
April 2, 2017
Education ministers from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) are currently in Guyana for the 37th meeting of the Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD). The one-day conference will see
April 2, 2017
THE CHILDREN of John Fernandes Housing Scheme, Georgetown benefitted from 78 pairs of shoes last Monday when representatives of Enhance. Potential. Inspire. Change (EPIC) Guyana visited the area. According
April 2, 2017
Over 1500 Guyanese have been involved by WWF Guianas and partners for Earth Hour 2017. As climate change continues to pose as a threat to places, species and people’s
April 2, 2017
2 families exchanging homes and ending in litigation IN VIEW OF racial disturbances in Guyana in 1964, the appellant and the respondent orally agreed to exchange their houses. But
