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February 21, 2021
SINCE my column on love and well-being for Valentine’s Day last week, I received a few emails that expressed some sadness about being single. Some said they are not
Archive for the Month: February 2021
February 21, 2021
HIS father’s voice seemed to be coming from afar as he introduced his young bride. “Alvin, this is my wife, Marissa.” She smiled pleasantly as though she was seeing
February 21, 2021
DENTAL practitioners in this country invariably assume that they are obligated to treat every patient who seeks their services. This is because they generally do not know that some
February 21, 2021
IN simplistic terms, capital gains tax is a 20 percent tax on the amount a seller receives over and above what he had paid for the property. For example,
February 21, 2021
WHEN I think back to the ‘Republic Jubilee’ column I wrote last year, in commemoration of our 50th year as a Cooperative Republic, I remember being filled with so
February 21, 2021
“I USED to think that writing a book was only for special people and now I am one of those special people,” were the words echoed by Wendy Hermonstine
February 21, 2021
THE word “empowered” is often defined through varying gestures. Whether it be the likes of individuals, becoming their own bosses or creating a form of employment for others, it
February 21, 2021
By Frederick Halley LAMENTING that she hasn’t been able to attend church, concerts and the gym over the last year or so because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Guyana-born
February 21, 2021
IT’S now been 10 months since overseas-based Guyanese Calypso and Soca powerhouse John ‘Slingshot’ DrePaul suffered a stroke that left his limbs immobile, but thankfully his brain and face
February 21, 2021
By Francis Quamina Farrier HOW time flies! So too, The Golden Arrowhead, all over the Land of Many Waters. For elderly Guyanese, they realise that they are special. They
