Is pageantry in Guyana losing its value? FOR the past two weeks we have featured our conversation on pageantry in Guyana, with local pageant mother, Pamela Dillon. This week

Setting records since 2001 By Indrawattie Natram THE Anna Regina Multilateral Secondary School (ARMS) located at Cotton Field in Region Two continues to shine at the Caribbean Secondary Education

THIS week NAREI in Focus begins a series on growing sweet potatoes in Guyana. The sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas [L.] Lam) seemed to have originated in Tropical America, but,

JOAN Baretto, 39, is a stay-at-home mother of six, who is utilising her talent making indigenous craft; a hobby turned profession that now supports her family. Speaking from her

Greenlight Guyana Educational Inc. (GGE Inc.), a New York-based Humanitarian Group last Wednesday held annual awards ceremonies to honour National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) students and prepare them for

Improving the coconut farming industry one step at a time THE EUROPEAN Union and the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (EU-ACP)-funded Coconut Industry Development for the Caribbean

By Tracey Khan MELISSA Noel is an award-winning independent journalist based in the New York City area who has made it a point throughout her career to tell stories

WHAT started out as a hobby for a 42-year-old single parent, Guyanese mother living in Barbados, has turned into a thriving Arts and Craft business, as she uses natural

By Gibron Rahim ARTISTS play a vital role in society. They safeguard our history and, in their individual fields of expertise, create visions of our future. Creating opportunities for

FOR 61-year-old Lolita Williams, age is just a number and she became living proof of this adage the day she went back to school to educate herself in becoming