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Jasmine Kiara Rowe Samadhdin recently travelled from her home in Toronto, Canada, to visit Guyana for the first time to

Having the job he always dreamt of is very rewarding for Kevin Stoby, of Buxton, East Coast Demerara, a clinical

Following the publication of the August 13, 2023 story titled, “The act of brotherly love” in the Guyana Chronicle, almost

GROWING up, Jemima Crosse always had her eyes set on becoming a physiotherapist because she wanted to help people. To

Veteran karate practitioner shares journey WITH more than 50 years of karate experience, Jeffrey Wong remains a simple man who

Enterprising woman dabbles in multiple areas to support her family LESLYN Paul’s grandparents were reportedly the first settlers of Imbotero,

How one mother is keeping her daughter’s memory alive IT was in the interest of keeping her late daughter’s love

WARREN Barlow is no stranger to community work, and for decades, he has been empowering youths in depressed communities through

SHAKIRA Yipsam is enthusiastic about many things that have been happening in her favour, and it has enhanced her life

BEFORE gaining employment with the Imbotero Research Centre (IRC) as a trained Forest Ranger and Tour Guide, Mark Sam had

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