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March 17, 2018
THE Public Health Ministry and PAHO-WHO are teaming up this week to spearhead a national conversation to help upgrade the laws, acts, regulations and policies guiding the local pharmaceutical
Archive for the Month: March 2018
March 17, 2018
One woman’s determination to defy the odds “IT’S a male-dominated field,” they said. “How dare you?” they questioned. “Mining and Surveying is a man thing,” they argued. But their
March 17, 2018
Story and photos by Alva Solomon IT is Saturday afternoon and Sarojinie Persaud and her husband are trying to fix their irrigation system to allow water onto their farm
March 17, 2018
By Abdool A. Aziz HE WAS a doctor, now crippled in bed due to a massive stroke. His wife, 10 years his junior was a registered nurse. He loved
March 17, 2018
– even as they are still very much under-represented in many major roles AS the conversation on women continues, Guyana may be able to sit-in comfortably, however many studies
March 17, 2018
AWAKE – Awareness With Action and Knowledge for Empowerment was the theme of the recently held African Cultural Development Association (ACDA) and Youth Innovation Project of Guyana (YIPOG) workshops
March 17, 2018
By Nicholas Peters THIS year marks the 15th anniversary of the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) as Guyana’s leading advocacy organisation for the human rights of Lesbian, Gay,
March 17, 2018
I AM extremely exhausted but tapping into reserve at the moment. My adrenaline was running so high over the week and I am now feeling the effects but is
March 17, 2018
REFLECTING on all the activities hosted for International Women’s Day- the marches and forums- begs the question of how effective they actually were. I visited a few of these
March 17, 2018
AS Guyana moves steadily toward increasing initiatives geared toward investments in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GTT) Company has committed to having an
