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June 25, 2017
IT seems as though every day we hear the terms Sustainable, Sustainable Development and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Sustainability is a global goal and yet many people are
Archive for the Day: June 25, 2017
June 25, 2017
– some of the most venomous in Guyana By M Margaret Burke GUYANA, as part of the South American continent, is swamped with rainforests and jungles, which has the
June 25, 2017
by Francis Quamina Farrier WILL the drummers be there to drum? Will the chanters sing a sweet chant? Will the dancers dance their best dance? Will the Leaders lead like
June 25, 2017
This Really Is It ! By Hubert Williams Boston, Massachusetts, Nov 7, 2009 – – HAD Michael Jackson lived beyond the time of his sudden death on June 25, fans
June 25, 2017
– local artists talk significance, preservation of indigenous culture, beliefs in mystical art form by Ravena Gildharie CITIZENS from all walks of life are often awestruck by the 20-foot
June 25, 2017
By Kate Grey IN this feature, I would like to shed some light on a disorder that might be unknown to some Guyanese, which is Dyslexia. This is a
June 25, 2017
MANY persons I know say, “What’s so bad about gum disease? After all, it is painless.” Most people who have it do not experience any pain whatsoever and
June 25, 2017
JAMAICA Kincaid is a well-known, sometimes controversial, writer of Antiguan descent. She has been described as feminist, rebel and as angry (something she rebukes), and to get a sense
June 25, 2017
By: ABDOOL A. AZIZ THE PURELY indo-Guyanese community of western Leguan woke up one morning to see a stranger in their midst and they felt scared. This was no
June 25, 2017
Katherine Kennedy and Natalie McGuire share their perspectives FOLLOWING the conclusion of Tilting Axis 3 and my subsequent engagement with Kerri Anne Chisholm and Jessica Ebanks (both from the
