A WEALTH of resources, from political and economic to human capital, offered by the Guyanese diaspora serves as a boost to local development through trade, partnerships, investments and philanthropy.

 by Francis Quamina Farrier FOR those old enough to remember, Guyana had a very strained relationship with South Africa for many years, during that country’s white minority government and its brutal

GUYANA has a long way to go in order to realise much-needed improvements in the education sector. After years of neglect, the current Government came to office to find

HELLO Everyone! I hope this week has treated you well. This week I am going to continue to talk about what makes us genuinely happy. I thought I’d focus

Writer Peter Jailall helping to build Guyanese culture, identity By Ravena Gildharie EASILY identified as one of the Caribbean’s most prestigious writers and poets with several successful publications to

By: Dr. Oudho Homenauth THE National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) has been doing its part in the promotion and enhancement of a socially cohesive Guyana, through the

HAVING received the good news of securing passes with Grade Ones in all nine subjects she wrote at the recent Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations, 15-year-old Guyanese born,

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THE hinterland community was small but the homes and other buildings were neatly built with material collected from the surrounding jungle. There was a large community benab built at