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September 10, 2017
By Ravena Gildharie ERUPTING from the waves of white sands and rising amidst the lush greenery stands tall the ‘Pakuri Benabo’, a remarkable piece of indigenous craftsmanship and native
Archive for the Day: September 10, 2017
September 10, 2017
By Gibron Rahim ART is one of the best ways to showcase culture and celebrate the heritage of a people. It is through art that the narrative of the
September 10, 2017
By Jamall Adams EDUCATION isn’t preparation for life, education is life itself. Jan Gomes understands this notion and has dedicated her time to learning. From being the top student
September 10, 2017
By Abdool Aziz HE began working at the age of nine. Though illiterate, he possessed a wealth of common sense and he was parsimonious. By the age of 48,
September 10, 2017
HOW does one attempt to position the visual arts production of one’s own country in the context of a national exhibition among several regional exhibitions? This question was central
September 10, 2017
RAPE accused Keith Mayers was convicted of rape in 1966. But on appeal, was freed by an Appellate Court on the grounds that the trial Judge in addressing the
September 10, 2017
I RECENTLY attended Rawle Dundas’ Fifth Anniversary celebration of joining the John Maxwell Team (JMT). He shared some great leadership nuggets. Rawle asked me to do a short presentation
September 10, 2017
Skeldon’s own Dr Amarnauth Dukhi By Ravena Gildharie LESS than five years ago, neurosurgery was a vital health care service beyond the reach of most Guyanese. Patients had to
September 10, 2017
When hopes and aspiration should fill the air SCHOOLS across Guyana have commenced for the new school-year. This first term, which started on September 4, is expected to last
September 10, 2017
IN THIS OFFERING, we will consider the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) and its role in Regulation of the Public Utilities. We will also touch on the Guyana Telephone and
