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July 2, 2023
CAROL Nurse, Chairperson of the # 8 Village, West Coast Berbice, Woodlands/Bel Air Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) said the Council and the community have good relations and would partner
Archive for the Month: July 2023
July 2, 2023
Entrepreneur experiments with creative keepsakes DENZEL Jordan was gainfully employed with a commercial bank when he opened a small business as another source of income. However, he woke up
July 2, 2023
BEING among the first settlers of #8 Village, West Coast Berbice, Errol Pluck speaks with a lot of pride and certainty as he recalled the early days when he
July 2, 2023
Carnegie’s Principal shares her experience over the years Sharmaine Marshall, the current principal of the Carnegie School of Home Economics, has dedicated and committed her life to moulding the
July 2, 2023
A musician’s success story. “Soca has my body, but calypso has my soul.” Whether in body or soul, music takes control of Osei Clarke almost as well as he
July 2, 2023
Working to help man’s best friend By Shaniya Harding IN 2022 a young girl with a big vision and an even bigger heart started a foundation for a cause
July 2, 2023
IT was a question he asked Paul two days later after telling him what had happened. Paul answered him after thinking about it for a short moment. “Maybe because
July 2, 2023
EXTREMELY rarely, if ever, 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
July 2, 2023
IF you were born in the late 50s and raised in the 70s, you grew up in an age of books, magazines, novels and newspaper cartoons and valued what
July 2, 2023
Guyana, between the 1960s and 1990s, was governed by an authoritarian regime which turned its back on democracy, engineered a precipitous economic collapse, damaged the social fabric and to
