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September 3, 2017
Dear Editor, FOR years I have lived in the Kingston area and my heart bleeds at what a major intersection has become. Since the destruction of the building on
Archive for the Month: September 2017
September 3, 2017
–First Lady urges at launch of Wisroc Senior Citizens’ Club FIRST LADY, Mrs. Sandra Granger on Friday called on residents of Region 10(Upper Demerara-Berbice) to support the Wisroc Senior
September 3, 2017
–Salvation Army says, especially top-level public, private sector functionaries TERRITORIAL Commander of the Salvation Army Caribbean Territory, Commissioner Mark Tillsley is calling for more volunteers to support the work
September 3, 2017
BANKS DIH Limited and the General Workers’ Union on Wednesday signed a new three-year agreement which addresses salaries and other Conditions of Employment for the unionised employees of Banks
September 3, 2017
THE traditional “last-minute shopping” was very much in evidence yesterday as parents and guardians filled the local stores in Georgetown to get school supplies for their children. School is
September 3, 2017
AS I wrap up attention to Emancipation Month not only commemorating Africans’ struggles and achievements in toppling slavery, but also contributions in building the foundation for modern human development,
September 3, 2017
–equal heirs to Guyana’s natural patrimony INDIGENOUS Guyanese cannot, and must not, be less equal than any other citizen of this country. They must have the same access to
September 3, 2017
SINCE losing power in 2015, the PPP, in addition to opposing the government–something all opposition parties do—has been relentless in its campaign to delegitimise the government, often without challenge
September 2, 2017
– Indigenous folklore and their role in preserving culture, traditions By Ravena Gildharie IT WAS a bright day and an Arawak schoolboy, Frank Bernard, of the Pakuri Village, St
September 2, 2017
Arnold King – Retired Asst. Superintendent of Police A NOTABLE resident of Rose Hall Town is 75-year-old Arnold King. He served the Guyana Police Force (GPF) for 33 years
