Domestic violence survivor tells her story By Telesha Ramnarine SHEFFIELD ‘Sheffy’ Douglas, who was recently honoured as part of Guyana’s 25 most influential women, endured an abusive relationship for

By Francis Quamina Farrier Do you recall when Guyana did a ‘HUG’ so big that it almost stretched all around our 83,000 square miles? That was back in May

NAREI in Focus continues to inform readers about soils this week with focus on clay soil. As a reminder to our readers, soil particles come in different sizes, which

By Shirley Thomas IF you are in Stanleytown, New Amsterdam and are looking for a really good hot and spicy creole dish, word on the street is that Karen

By Michel Outridge BARE Root, East Coast Demerara, is a normal village like many others not excluding its ‘chill spot,’ which is located on Grant Road, somewhat into the

President David Granger documents the events of May 26, 1966, in his publications ‘Guyana’s Independence 1966’, published in 2008, and explores Guyana’s growth and development in Independence and Resilience

DESPITE being visually impaired, Linden brothers, 17-year-old Relon and 15-year-old Roell Sumner, have commenced their singing careers after recording their first song, which is the theme song for Linden

By Calvin Roberts THROUGHOUT history, art has been a unique medium for expressing one’s self. An individual may choose to translate his or her inner thoughts by means of

Making an impact in the lives of students and the community By Gibron Rahim THE health and wellbeing of our children should be of paramount concern. The idea that

– To bring out common good themes By Telesha Ramnarine THE Mahadeo Foundation, a local non-profit organisation providing charitable services to the people of Guyana, has embarked upon a