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March 24, 2018
By M Margaret Burke KAREN Wharton currently lives in Brooklyn, NY with her husband, James Blain, and their daughter, Kali but she has Guyana at heart and continues to
Archive for the Month: March 2018
March 24, 2018
The Climbers By Indrawattie Natram THERE IS a popular saying that youths have the power to change the world by what they do or say. Whether through social media,
March 24, 2018
Joseph Osborne reflects on his last 30 years as a cobbler BACK in the day, a cobbler was regarded as being of high status with the profession itself dating
March 24, 2018
OVER the past few years, the NGC Bocas Lit Fest has emerged as one of the most innovative literature festivals, keeping Caribbean literature in all its forms at the
March 24, 2018
Encouraging girls to be more comfortable with their bodies By M Margaret Burke THE Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Adventures team, headed by Dr. Patricee Douglas, has said
March 24, 2018
GABRIEL Alexzander Moore, called ‘Alex,’ at first thought that his dream was to become a veterinarian because he loved animals so much. But, he decided to switch career paths
March 24, 2018
An important extension services tool THE National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) has been servicing other crops farmers in every Region of Guyana. Thanks to our Extension Officers
March 24, 2018
AFTER over a decade in New York, he returned to Guyana on a summer vacation, and he attended the 2010 Rupununi Rodeo. It would change his life. A dream
March 24, 2018
AT AGE 100 she sings like a nightingale, recites her favourite Psalms in the Holy Bible and throughout the day is preoccupied with giving God thanks and praises for
March 24, 2018
Dear Editor, ONE notes with great concern the campaign known as “A Fair Deal for Guyana” which is behind the legal challenge to the Exxon PSA. A check of
