Staff Reporter

Harvest Methods THE fruit from shorter growing coconut trees may be harvested from the ground using a machete or knife

GUYANA’S top performing National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) student from the hinterland, Anasie Federicks, is receiving overwhelming support from the

By Naomi Marshall SHINY blue beaches; sparkling sand; cocoa-filled atmosphere; bright skies; cool sea breeze; hustling people polite in their

By Indrawattie Natram UNITED STATES-BASED Guyanese Lalita Etwaroo is aspiring to take up leadership responsibilities in the coming months as

THOUGH it is all around us, air is one of the components of the environment often overlooked because it typically

LOTS of celebrations were held within one week. Hours after stepping off the plane after my US tour, I attended

I WAS among a batch of developers scheduled to visit Kimbia by boat. Travelling by night we arrived at the

THE national conversation about oil has continued to boil, reignited, unfortunately, by the new Al Jazeera interview that once more

MUCH has been made of the “Dutch Disease” in discussions of Guyanese oil developments lately. It’s become a warning siren

OVER 600 archaic, non-functional fire hydrants have been recently refurbished by the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI). For years the fire

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