March 28, 2021
THE announcement that local elections would be held by the end of this year may not sound like music to the ear, given the straitjacket embedded in governing GECOM.
Archive for the Day: March 28, 2021
March 28, 2021
AS a young woman in Guyana, many traditional stereotypes and roles are expected of me. I am not a poster child of decorous. Of course, that is often met
March 28, 2021
The Caribbean’s quintessential theatre celebrity By Francis Quamina Farrier YESTERDAY, March 27, nations around the world observed “World Theatre Day.” This annual event was established in 1962 by the
March 28, 2021
“Sone ki thaali main jona parosa Are, sone ki thaali main jona parosa Haan, sone ki thaali main jona parosa Are, khaye gauri ka yaar balam tarse rang barse
March 28, 2021
LAST week I wrote about sexual harassment and I thought it should be separated from another serious issue — sexual assault, both regrettably prevalent within our society. Sexual assault
March 28, 2021
THE new administration in Guyana is considering options for the role of government in managing the growing oil and gas sector. During a recent conference, a speaker pointed to
March 28, 2021
PHAGWAH is the most ancient festival celebrated in Guyana, since its origin could be dated some 5000 years ago. Like all such ancient festivals, many layers of traditions have become
March 28, 2021
LAST Phagwah, both the COVID-19 pandemic and Guyana’s election epidemic placed a significant strain on the country’s development. The latter reopened wounds that, for decades, had not been allowed
March 28, 2021
MANY persons after awaking find that their pillow has a wet patch of saliva. Sometimes, the corners of their mouths have white deposits from dried saliva. The condition of
March 28, 2021
DURING my stint at the then Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment, I was invited by a colleague to an event one Saturday which would take place at
