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February 18, 2018
DURING the cold month of February, 2014, the Russian army is alleged to have sent troops into the Crimean peninsula, then part of Ukraine. Soon after the peninsula was
Archive for the Day: February 18, 2018
February 18, 2018
IT is now endemic, for more than two decades this nation has been plagued by a spate of ‘trail and rob’ following withdrawals from commercial banks. Many have lost
February 18, 2018
TO encourage persons to get involved in politics sees constant rejoinders of rejection and the statement, “politics is a dirty game.” Yet it is politics, from which decisions flowed,
February 18, 2018
IDENTITY is complex; it is partly who we say we are and partly how others perceive us. It is also a historical phenomenon that is sometimes determined by migration-
February 18, 2018
JUSTICE Sandil Kissoon commenced hearing the ‘scalping murder trial’, in which Hemwattie Abdulla called “Annie” and “Anese”, along with Seerojane Permaul known as “Surojnie” or “Usher”, are accused of
February 18, 2018
By Sherod Duncan OPPORTUNITIES abound all around us. A few weeks before 2018 started, I began to think of how people could be successful in 2018 beyond making New
February 18, 2018
School of the Nations excels at Mashramani Costume Competition By Gibron Rahim MASHRAMANI is once again upon us. This year Guyana celebrates its 48th Republic Anniversary under the theme
February 18, 2018
By Indrawattie Natram A FATHER of six from the Kabakaburi Amerindian community in Upper Pomeroon in Region Two said that he takes pride in selling his locally made cassareep
February 18, 2018
By Abdool A. Aziz EVERY day this poor and decrepit farmer goes out looking for work. Some days he is lucky, others, he is not. This day he got
February 18, 2018
AS GUYANA continues to pursue the ‘green’ pathway to sustainable development through conservation, technological advancements and progressive initiatives at the policy level, Government has recognised that investment in public
