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February 6, 2022
Defying the odds to secure a career UNABLE to complete her high school education in Dora Village, Angeline ‘Ange’ Jones was 20 years old when she started her first
Archive for the Month: February 2022
February 6, 2022
One family’s contribution to a community’s development IT was in 1942 when the late Charles Cornelius went to repair an old Anglican church building in Dora, a community bordered
February 6, 2022
THOUGH originally stemming from Persian traditions, Tassa drums are a part of the rich legacy of Indian culture over the centuries. In Guyana, Tassa drumming is a beloved feature
February 6, 2022
– Local entrepreneur ready to take on any obstacle that comes his way JUST when Calvin Roberts thought that he was well on his way to developing his small
February 6, 2022
By Francis Quamina Farrier SINCE the COVID-19 virus arrived in our country just over two years ago, over 1,175 persons have already died due to complications from the disease.
February 6, 2022
THIS week, we will continue to look at wetlands in Guyana, focusing on the benefits and values of wetlands and the need for conservation. We will also examine the
February 6, 2022
I DISLIKE using the world “ungrateful” or “ingrate” in any given scenario, but sometimes, I can’t find any other adjective to describe some people. To say one is an
February 6, 2022
BOTH my father and godfather are gone. They told me this when I told them that I liked to investigate issues the way that William Shirer did for his
February 6, 2022
ANOTHER good topic suggested by an avid reader. While sleep paralysis is not directly a mental health illness, it can cause and be caused by such issues, it’s also
February 6, 2022
THE sun rose in the east, in its splendid golden hue – a new day born, the perpetuality of life. A soft voice hummed words of devotion as she
