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October 14, 2018
Using faith as a guide to her art practice By Dominique Hunter “GROWING up in the hinterland region of Guyana I was blessed to wake each day to the
Archive for the Day: October 14, 2018
October 14, 2018
IT’S been a week since the third annual Curl Fete was held, and just as expected, the event turned out to be its largest iteration to date. The event’s
October 14, 2018
By Francis Quamina Farrier LIKE so many Guyanese and many other nationals around the world, I am a Dave Martins fan. I love his music with that rich bouncy
October 14, 2018
Global climate systems changing at faster rates than normal THE University of Guyana, through its Faculty of Earth and Environmental Sciences (FE&ES), has commenced an exclusive discourse with the
October 14, 2018
TODAY I will be finishing my alcohol series with what might be the most important information. While personal responsibility to both education and health is extremely important, societal responsibility
October 14, 2018
FOR the past 20 years or for as long as he can remember, art has been a fundamental part of the life of 28-year-old Shimuel Jones. You see, his
October 14, 2018
A breast cancer survivor shares her story By Gibron Rahim EVERY breast cancer survivor’s story is unique. At the same time, as we find ourselves in the midst of
October 14, 2018
Ebini’s development at a glance GUYANA is particularly vulnerable to climate change and must concentrate on adapting to and/or mitigating the worst impacts of this phenomenon. As part of
October 14, 2018
The Yolander Persaud story ONE Guyanese woman continues to win at life by making all the right moves. Attorney-at-Law Yolander Persaud was last week elected to the Ethics Committee
October 14, 2018
– With screenings for early detection BIBI Hassan, founder of the Guyana Cancer Foundation (GCF), feels her purpose in life is to help others, especially women who are in
