THE Ministry of Public Telecommunications’ E-Government Department is set to establish an Information and Communications Technology (ICT) hub at the
A FAMILY, on holiday from England, were walking through Stabroek where they saw a young boy (aged about nine) selling
Dear Editor, MAHATMA Gandhi once said, ‘There is a sufficiency in the world for man’s need, but not for man’s
Dear Editor, AS would have been expected, during the teachers’ strike, there were a number of references to the coalition
TODAY, Guyana will honour the memory of Stephen Campbell. Almost all Guyanese know that our country is celebrating Indigenous Heritage
– Top disability student Anjalie Sookra ANJALIE Sookra, the top Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) student for disability this year,
– ‘Once you have them and they increase in their numbers, what are you going to do?’ MARLIN Motiram has
RESEDA Hack is a resident of Bartica, but after gaining a place at Queen’s College in 2013, when she wrote
MIGRATING often changes people and in some cases make them forget the bounties of their homeland and even the memories
By Gibron Rahim ART and craftwork are but a small reflection of the true richness of Guyana’s Indigenous cultures. However,
