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August 25, 2019
SOME weeks ago, this column dealt with folk remedies used in Guyana and particularly herbal folk remedies including tree barks. It was pointed out that little research and chemical analysis
Archive for the Month: August 2019
August 25, 2019
Appellate Court dismissed appeal MANSLAUGHTER accused Kissoon Wazar Alli who stabbed his wife to death in 1967 and was sentenced to death after pleading guilty to the lesser count
August 25, 2019
THE amount of current produced in the mouth by having different metals intraorally would seem quite small. Such conditions are referred to by dentists as “battery mouth.” But when
August 25, 2019
– But it doesn’t have to be if miners think and mine responsibly By Sara Bharrat Part I – Forest-friendly Prospecting. Turning hope and chance into profit For many
August 25, 2019
DIVERSITY in science fiction and fantasy literature has long been an existing phenomenon, as well as one that has garnered controversy for its appearance in literature. While many cultures
August 25, 2019
THOUGH businessman Audie Henriques has been doing a lot of good deeds, he generally prefers to stay out of the limelight due to his humble upbringing. But, thankful for
August 25, 2019
DARYLL Goodchild, Scott Ting-A-Kee and Gabriella Mohamed are three young Guyanese writers on a valiant quest to create literature that is just authentic Guyanese goodness. These three young writers
August 25, 2019
‘Auntie’s Ice Cream and Custard‘ keeps tradition alive By Wendella Davidson GROWING up, Wendy Patricia July, now familiarly called `Sis Wendy’, was accustomed to seeing her mother and
August 25, 2019
PRESIDENT David Granger has termed Guyana’s next ten years as the ‘Decade of Development’. While our country’s traditional sectors will continue to grow and thrive, the ‘Decade of Development’
August 25, 2019
IN my last column: CARIFESTA, The festival that awakens regional identity, I spoke briefly about the responsibility of the artist in documenting the history and making statements that represent
