I’D like to talk about one of the (if not THE) most difficult jobs there is. Parenting is challenging in many ways and therefore can become problematic if the

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By Francis Quamina Farrier GOING through my archives, I uncovered a feature article in the Sunday Guyana Chronicle of April 8, 1979, with the headline, “BAN THE ROAD HOGS”

By Gibron Rahim EMPOWERMENT can take many forms. It is undeniable that a simple accessory can change the way we perceive ourselves and the way we present ourselves to