By Wendella Davidson AN approximately $35 million play facility sited on a portion of land that separates the villages of Danielstown and Sparta on the Essequibo Coast, is generating

AFTER graduating from the E.R. Burrowes School of Art, a family member said to me: “Great! Now you can go to University and do something with your life.” Although

Harmon tells Lindeners at Freedom Fest THE village movement which was established by our African ancestors after slavery was abolished in 1838, was the trajectory set to transform Guyana

By Hugh McLean EVERY year, the African Cultural and Development Association (ACDA) hosts its grand Emancipation Festival at the National Park, with the aim of exhibiting, reflecting and restoring

By Wendella Davidson EVEN though Veronica Lacon and Maureen John were tired, having arrived in the country from the United States of America in the wee hours of Thursday,

TODAY the entire planet faces global environmental issues ranging from climate change, land degradation, changes to ecosystems due to pollution and loss of its unique biodiversity; and the list

On August 1, our cameras took a walk to the National Park to indulge in the festivities of Emancipation 2019. Here’s another look at the goings on at that

Unsworn child allowed to corroborate sworn evidence CONVICTED burglar and rapist Boodram Lall, who in 1967 was found guilty on the unsworn evidence of a child that corroborated sworn