University of Guyana hosts interactive session By Gibron Rahim WHEN we hear the term “literature” we most often think of books or other written works. While that definition is

By Francis Quamina Farrier THE 2018 Health Expo by the Ministry of Public Health opened last Wednesday evening with fanfare at the Sophia Exhibition Centre, Georgetown. The ‘pomp and

‘Tiger Bay’ children receive donation of bicycles CHILDREN representing close to 20 households in Rosemary Lane ( Tiger Bay), were on May 25, gifted with pedal cycles compliments of

Guyana gradually moving toward the world stage COCONUT leaves and lucky beads were two of the most essential materials used by Natasha David in making a set of three

SINCE she was a little girl, growing up in the fishing community of Rock Stone, Rowena Renola De Jounge knew that her ‘calling’, as Christians would say, is to

Global food production needs to increase by 70 per cent by 2050 in order to feed an additional 2.3 billion people. Food production in developing countries needs to almost

By Gibron Rahim MOTHERHOOD is not easy, as any mother is very well aware. It requires wisdom, patience, sacrifice and no small amount of problem solving skills. Despite the

1/2 lb Dried Channa or 1 tin of Channa (Chickpea) 4 potatoes, peeled and chopped 2 cloves garlic, chopped 1 small onion Chopped 2 wiri peppers finely chopped 2tbsp

How close are we to hearing a song composed by a computer making it to number one in the charts? Taryn Southern has been working with artificial intelligence tools