January 11, 2018
EVERY Guyanese know that the sugar industry is in trouble and that we had to do something about it was inevitable. The Caribbean inherited sugar from colonialism; sugar was
Archive for the Day: January 11, 2018
January 11, 2018
Dear Editor I NOTE that after the meeting between the President and the Leader of the Opposition, on the appointment of Justice Benjamin as Chancellor, Minister Harmon is reported
January 11, 2018
Dear Editor WHILE retrenched sugar workers have for the most part been aware of the very real possibility that they might be laid off, for those who spent much
January 11, 2018
–sentences, fines her for attempting to smuggle ‘coke’ to the US TWENTY-SIX-year-old Tiffani Collison was on Thursday sentenced to three years, nine months jail and fined $18.2M for smuggling
January 11, 2018
Guyana Talented Teen 2017, Cindyann Khan and her fight against Climate Change By Tamara Tucker ON November 5, 2017, the charming and beautiful 19-year-old Cindyann Khan emerged victorious above
January 11, 2018
– ‘Retro Wednesdays’ now on every week THE MAXX Band in Guyana that was formed last December is well on its way to achieving great heights thanks to the
January 11, 2018
I recently attended Dr. Paloma Mohamed’s professional lecture on December 6, titled ‘The Fear Factor, Race, Oil and Reforming Guyana’ at the UG Lecture Theatre. Dr Mohammed touched fervently
January 11, 2018
There’s not much going down around the town at the usual spots, though they’re all still opened if you’re looking to just pop in on your own. So it’s
January 11, 2018
Promotes ‘Family’ values TOMORROW,fans of local soca artiste Vanilla will get an early treat for the New Year in the form of a new music video for her single
January 11, 2018
… Continuous investment needed to facilitate growth FOLLOWING the outstanding performance by Guyana’s junior athletes in track and field, president of the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) Aubrey Hutson
