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May 13, 2018
By Indrawattie Natram – Daughter of indentured labourer talks of the days of old LAST week, Guyana observed the 180th Anniversary of the Arrival of Indians, and as
Archive for the Day: May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018
By Wendella Davidson TODAY, Mother’s Day is a day for all women. It’s no longer linked to a particular set of values and a particular view of the role
May 13, 2018
WE continue this week with discussing the work of Guyanese writer, Imam Baksh, who won the Burt Award for Caribbean Literature, which recognises excellence in writing for children and
May 13, 2018
CYRIL had lived most of his life in the hinterland. He got married and lived with his family there until his father died in the city and left all
May 13, 2018
IT is no longer about holding a skipping rope and jumping aimlessly as just a pasttime activity or exercise routine. In Linden, ‘jump rope’, as the activity is now
May 13, 2018
AS A key government agency serving the valuable public, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continually seeks to motivate and empower staff to be efficient and effective. The EPA as
May 13, 2018
THE professors who taught me orthodontics at university emphasised that you cannot change the shape of your mouth without affecting the rest of your head. I believe many a
May 13, 2018
Assailant shoots man to death- gets three years for manslaughter ON the night of August 1, 1976, policeman Guy Simmons walked into a gas station and claimed that if
May 13, 2018
THE caption of this offering appears to be nationalistic, but it’s not. It is very much a consumer position. Consumer advocates have always enjoined that consumers must never depart
May 13, 2018
IT WAS an honour to celebrate with the David Rose School for Handicapped Children for their 50th anniversary, the headteacher, Mrs McKenzie and her team need to be commended
