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March 6, 2022
NIGHT, its veil of darkness descended silently and from the deep shadows as though wooed by night, came forth all that had stayed hidden in the day. Naren, a
Archive for the Month: March 2022
March 6, 2022
SOUND is what we hear. Noise is an unwanted sound. The difference between sound and noise depends upon the receiver and the circumstances. Rock music can be a pleasant
March 6, 2022
CONVENTIONAL dentistry has certainly helped a great number of people to enjoy good dental function for many years. It respects the fact that the mouth is an integrated part
March 6, 2022
IN the Guyanese psyche, over the centuries, there have existed some dreams which exuded optimism that buoyed spirits and morale and helped Guyanese People to successfully exist with the
March 6, 2022
THROUGHOUT the Caribbean, there is an evident interest in increasing food production to cut the Region’s expensive food-import bill and ensure that when disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic
March 6, 2022
Where your way of life meets your style for life THIS March, we celebrate women worldwide, embracing the 111th International Women’s Day. March 8 is a global day celebrating
March 5, 2022
— Transparency Institute, Ursuline Sisters join civil society leaders in distancing themselves from controversial claims made by politically aligned NGOs THE Transparency Institute Guyana Inc. (TIGI) and the Ursuline
March 5, 2022
— doctors aiming to do more screening to target early detection By Shamar Meusa THE leading cause of kidney failure in Guyana is diabetes, according to Dr Hemchand Barran,
March 5, 2022
LAST March, when borders around the world were being shut to keep out the novel coronavirus, the officials in Baracara decided that they too would not take risks. Adhering
March 5, 2022
– Minister Edghill reports, urges stakeholder partnership to address road carnage THE vulnerable class of road users (pedal cyclists, motor cyclists and pedestrians) have accounted for 79.9 per cent
