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December 15, 2019
A REVOLUTIONARY OFFERING UNTIL two generations ago, the issue of caring for the aged and infirm never loomed very large in Guyana. The Guyanese society was even more rural
Archive for the Month: December 2019
December 15, 2019
Lost appeal – manslaughter verdict accepted ON Boxing Day 1966, John Francisco De Freitas, in an apparent drunken condition strolled into the “Pinky Galaxy” city night spot in Regent
December 15, 2019
Rarely will a death certificate indicate that a toothache was the cause of death. The blame is usually placed on the effects of a secondary infection somewhere else in
December 15, 2019
I THINK the Christmas season is a time when people love, care, share, laugh, smile and more; not forgetting to eat more too. Last year I dropped into Ramps
December 15, 2019
THE festive season is here! It’s the time of the year many people look forward to for many reasons; extra money, gifts, vacation, parties, shopping, family gatherings etc.; however,
December 15, 2019
JOHANN Wolfgang von Goethe pointed out that “The decline of literature indicates the decline of a nation.” Once this is applied to the situation in Guyana – particularly the
December 15, 2019
Young lawyer is grateful for the strides she has made By Telesha Ramnarine JANET Adeba Ali grew up in a family of lawyers and always had their support along
December 15, 2019
Education is a lifelong endeavour. Guyana is launching into unchartered territory with the emergence of its petroleum sector. All Guyanese are learning and adapting in order to be relevant
December 15, 2019
AS artists, adding value to raw material is one of the things that we do. When we transform raw material into a masterpiece, it gives that object a higher
December 15, 2019
– Says visually impaired UG graduate By Telesha Ramnarine HAVING to go through school with an extremely low vision by no means placed a damper on the confidence and
