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July 2, 2017
ABOUT 80 percent of the patients who seek dental treatment do so as a consequence of some kind of infection. Most, if not all, expect that if that person’s
Archive for the Day: July 2, 2017
July 2, 2017
Businessman and active cricket lover, Azad Khan By Frederick Halley THIRTY-SEVEN years after migrating to Canada from Canal Number One, West Bank Demerara, Guyana, 65-year-old Azad Khan is into
July 2, 2017
THE Caribbean Cultural Centre African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) recently opened its doors to an exhibition of works by an inter-generational group of Guyanese artists working across various media to
July 2, 2017
– Finding an engaging summer activity for your child By Ravena Gildharie With schools scheduled to be closed shortly for the July/August holidays, some parents may have already started
July 2, 2017
THIS week I am going to continue to spread awareness of illnesses plaguing our community. I have seen multiple pregnant women consuming alcohol during the last few weeks. I
July 2, 2017
“FLOWERS for Algernon” is a science fiction short story by Daniel Keyes. It won the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1960 and went on to be expanded
July 2, 2017
A POPULAR saying from Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz goes, ‘There’s no place like home’. For Muriel Jean Smith, the 102-year-old Guyanese woman who left her homeland years
July 2, 2017
TRAFFICKING in Persons is the violation of a person’s human rights and it has become a global phenomenon affecting the most vulnerable amongst us in both developing and developed
July 2, 2017
Keeping indigenous music alive over the years By Ravena Gildharie IT was February 20, 1976, when Neville Calistro, an Amerindian village leader of Kabakaburi, first appeared on stage in
July 2, 2017
KHEMWATTIE Ramnarine, 58, has been a farmer for almost 20 years. Standing at the backdoor of her home located at Perseverance, Essequibo Coast, she overlooks her 100 by 120
