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July 28, 2019
By Francis Quamina Farrier THIS is the third and final in the series of feature articles written to be part of the 180th Anniversary of the Guyana Police Force.
Archive for the Month: July 2019
July 28, 2019
President David Granger holds the view that students must be prepared for the world of work. As Guyana’s economy continues to grow at a rapid pace, this can prove
July 28, 2019
THURSDAY, November 7, 1839, was indeed the dawn of a new day for Guyana’s manumitted slaves when a group of 63 of them, out of a determination to create
July 28, 2019
By Hugh Mclean THIRTY-eight-year-old Curt Hunt aka “Rastaman”, who hails from East Coast Demerara, Buxton, is a veteran drummer who plays the drums all year long at the corner
July 28, 2019
THE original version of “The Lion King,” released in 1994 by Disney, is without a doubt one of the most famous, most iconic, most instantly recognisable, most well-loved films
July 28, 2019
AS we go through our routines every day, we contribute to the release and build-up of substances that can cause harm to our environment. One of these substances is
July 28, 2019
UNFORTUNATELY, the public has been grievously misinformed about brushing, flossing and using some advertised product; they all still fall short of what’s required for genuinely effective oral (systemic) health
July 28, 2019
THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), hearing an appeal from Guyana in 2008, commented on the seriousness of delays in the completion of cases and added, “If such delays
July 28, 2019
THE public has an overwhelming appetite for political news and developments and accordingly, the media focuses on such. Thus matters of social and even economic importance are often given
July 28, 2019
FOR many of us, Mental Health might be a sensitive topic, but it is one that we need to keep talking about if we are going to raise awareness
