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November 26, 2023
TO see the words, compassionate and fatigue, in the same line might raise eyebrows, but it’s a term I’ve recently learned, and I’m happy that I did. It explains
Archive for the Month: November 2023
November 26, 2023
RACHEL opened the door to her little antique shop in her small but thriving hometown. She stepped in, turning the sign on the door to ‘open’ and inhaled that
November 26, 2023
IT is quite common for dental practitioners to hear persons describe dental pain as an ‘edging’ or ‘shocking’ when they eat or drink anything sweet or sour, when the
November 26, 2023
Right through the drama of human history, we have witnessed ancient humans in books and movies subjected to trials of courage and mental and physical strength tests. We concluded
November 26, 2023
At the beginning of the 1960s, it became public knowledge that Britain was committed to giving her Caribbean colonies their independence. Venezuela, actuated by Cold War considerations that Guyana
November 26, 2023
For the past two weeks, the word mentorship was mentioned a few times. I saw one of my favourite mentors, Stanley Ming, twice in a short period, and that
November 26, 2023
By the time this column is published, I should be on my way to Dubai for this year’s key global climate conference, COP28. I will be reporting for the
November 25, 2023
President tells Guyanese PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali, on Friday, told residents of Port Kaituma, Region One, to not let the messages coming out of neighbouring Venezuela regarding the
November 25, 2023
VENEZUELA’s opposition candidate for the 2024 presidential elections, María Corina Machado, has called for the suspension of the December 3 referendum aimed at annexing Guyana’s Essequibo. In a statement
November 25, 2023
THE government, through the Ministry of Education, will be spearheading an unprecedented initiative to reform the curriculum to equip the nation’s youth with the tools to comprehend, articulate, and
