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October 7, 2017
–as Cabinet approves millions of dollars in contracts CABINET, at its sub-committee meeting on Tuesday, took note of the award of 20 multi-million-dollar contracts in areas of infrastructure, health,
Archive for the Day: October 7, 2017
October 7, 2017
– how agriculture is attracting more young Guyanese By Ravena Gildharie TRADITION has it that agriculture is laborious work and appears less attractive to young people. However, with modern
October 7, 2017
OFFICIALS of the Fort Wellington Cottage Hospital are calling on the relatives of a man in his late fifties to visit the hospital and take him home. The man
October 7, 2017
A glimpse at the life of Minister within the Ministry of Natural Resources, Simona Broomes ALL she ever wanted was to be a successful female miner; to stand among
October 7, 2017
THE only influence worse than a ‘gravitational pull’ that alcohol can exert on its users once they become addicted to it, is a ‘crushing defeat’, to the extent that,
October 7, 2017
By Abdool A. Aziz THE school was next door but he didn’t attend it. Instead, he littered his mother’s one bedroom apartment with scraps of wires, glass, tin, old
October 7, 2017
Reflects on transformation of the company WHEN Puran Brothers Disposal Services started its operations in 1987, it relied mainly on a few small tractors, trailers, and lorries. Today, 30
October 7, 2017
Agro-processor‘s fruit-flavoured bar-b-que sauce takes off By Ravena Gildharie GUYANESE women have always been at the forefront of innovative agro-processing ventures and Sandra Craig is one of those pioneers.
October 7, 2017
LAST WEEKEND I attended THE GIRLGOBEGREAT Conference in Atlanta. Every conference has some uniqueness about it, but the one common thing is like-minded phenomenal women. Founder Lori Pelzer is
October 7, 2017
“Auntie Comesee” is still entertaining Toronto audiences By Frederick Halley AT the age of 96, Guyana-born, Pauline Thomas, popularly known as “Auntie Comesee” still plies her trade on the
