GUYANA is well known for its expansive network of rivers, streams, reservoirs and drainage canals, providing an abundance of surface and ground water throughout the country for agriculture, industries

ABIGAIL was a special child. Everyone had known from her early years that there was something different about her. She always seemed to be lost in thought or just

WHEN I was in high school, K-Pop was just starting to become a part of my consciousness. I remember one of my friends listening to Girls’ Generation, SHINee, and

The achievements of a young youth activist By Indrawattie Natram AGE has never been a barrier or a hindrance for 26-year-old Devendra Persaud of La Union, Region Two, when

By Gibron Rahim OUR pets make us happy. At the same time, we cannot help but acknowledge that there is a great deal of responsibility that comes with owning

By Francis Quamina Farrier MY recent odyssey in Ghana was my third visit to that West African Republic. It’s a country which I have come to love to visit.

By Dr Faqueeda Watson AS women, we should define our own femininity as opposed to having it defined by the perceptions of culture and society. In many cultures, the

By Dominique Hunter WHETHER you choose to call it luck or fate or divine intervention, one thing is certain: Kamalita Heralall’s story is a remarkable account of an undeniable

THE production of ginger in Guyana’s spices capital, Barima-Waini, has significantly increased owing to efforts being made by the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) to resuscitate this

Law students banded together to succeed By Gabriella Chapman TEAMWORK definitely made the dream work for this year’s Guyanese batch of Hugh Wooding Law graduates, who all successfully completed