ONE of the core aims of Professor Ivelaw Griffith’s Project Renaissance which was launched last year at the University of Guyana, is to make itself immediately relevant to the

Dr. BERTRAND R. STUART DDS. IT IS written in the Holy Bible that it is what comes out of a man’s mouth that defiles him and not what enters

Diving for a cent changed his lifeBy: Abdool A. AzizThe Hungry KidHIS father had deserted him and his mother worked hard from 06:00hrs to 18:00hrs, to provide for him.

Points of intersection ANOTHER week has passed and it is getting increasingly difficult to imagine where the time has gone. It has been an interesting process, to say the

Coming off the heels of Team Guyana’s stellar performance at the recent Global Robotics Challenge in Washington D.C., and the feeling of immense pride that Guyanese have experienced as

AS the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues to strengthen its enforcement arm and clamp down on poor environmental practices, the Agency recently emerged as victors in a scrap metal/derelict

THE road leading to the old country village was black, almost jet black. The remote village lay close to the seashore and fishing was a way of life there.

LESBIANISM expressed through literature is not a modern conception. In fact, it can be said that literature of this kind has existed for as long as there has been

Robert Lalljie and his undying love of country IN all his years since migrating to the United Kingdom at the tender age of nine, Robert Lalljie, upon reflection, can

LAST Sunday saw the opening of the annual Savannah Drive taking to the Savannahs to expose participants to Guyana’s natural beauty, while building lasting relationships between Amerindian villages and