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June 4, 2017
THE Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) hosted its eighth annual AIDS Candlelight Memorial last Sunday as part of the inaugural Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Festival
Archive for the Month: June 2017
June 4, 2017
THE Guyana Constitution in its preamble requires us to “Forge a system of governance that promotes concerted effort and broad-based participation in national decision-making in order to develop a
June 3, 2017
By Shauna Jemmott and Shirley Thomas With more than half a century’s experience in the world of Journalism, veteran court journalist, 81-year-old George Barclay has experienced the vast the technological,
June 3, 2017
CHASE’S Academic Foundation, has, especially within the past three years, become known for its achievements in Sports, just as it has continued to churn out some of the most
June 3, 2017
By Ravena Gildharie “WHEN I’m dressed in my romper with my shield, gloves and cover, I would hear the men remark ‘wow this little youth welding really good,’ and I totally
June 3, 2017
MISS World Guyana announced its Top 10 Finalists at an official public ceremony held last Friday, May 26th, 2017 at the entertainment strip located in the Giftland Mall. As
June 3, 2017
– The story of 38 year old Reena Sultan Despite receiving a kidney transplant 10 years ago, 38-year-old Reena Sultan is in need of another urgent kidney transplant to
June 3, 2017
AS A little girl, I always had a passion for African history which led me to an extensive study of the lives of slaves living in the various Caribbean
June 3, 2017
By Margaret Burke PREPARING for any form of disaster, natural or unnatural is never something that people would feel good doing. Though Guyana is a highly religious community, regardless
June 3, 2017
By M Margaret Burke MANY people in Guyana have been thinking aloud about the condition of the Capital City in Guyana. They ask if Georgetown is sinking, mainly because
