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August 18, 2019
–Proves troops ready to engage the enemy GUNSHOTS rang out just off the Tacama Airstrip, immediately followed by the sound of grenades being lobbed every which way, and billows
Archive for the Month: August 2019
August 18, 2019
A biographical chronicle Part II WHAT the subvention towards cultural industries, realised by the APNU government in 2017, translates to, has not yet registered even among those who socially
August 18, 2019
Topping the country at any of the national examinations is a matter of grandeur and not something that Guyanese students take lightly, especially given the amount of hard work,
August 18, 2019
By Francis Quamina Farrier IN Guyana and beyond – the United States included – there is a growing demand for Reparations for descendants of enslaved Africans. Victims of the African slave
August 18, 2019
IN March 2000, Romona Barak-Oada, also known as Romona Soman, made local and international news when it was discovered that for 10 years, she been walking around with forceps
August 18, 2019
MUA turned motivational speaker SHERRY Ann Dixon loved to make people look beautiful! All her life, she fancied the beauty and ‘makeup’ world and even worked on a few
August 18, 2019
THE Court of Criminal Appeal IN 1953 freed convicted robbers Samaroo and Ezraz on the ground that the trial judge’s summing-up to the jury was defective. Samaroo & Ezaz who had
August 18, 2019
LITERACY in Guyana has always been a consumer concern and thus this column may again return to it. In the 1950s and 1960s Guyana had the reputation of having the
August 18, 2019
By Elvin Carl Croker “He was a brilliant man, a futuristic thinker, a man of honour, having integrity and a high degree of discipline.” These were the words used
August 18, 2019
IT is always so energising and refreshing to go to the countryside in Guyana. The Mahaica Women’s Group invited me for their fun day on the holiday last Monday. I
