
EVER so often, criticisms can be heard from citizens about their disappointment in the pace and quality of development in
THE role of the diaspora in the nation’s development cannot be overlooked or underestimated. From their direct recorded input to
EVEN though Guyana has managed to commendably reduce the national suicide rate from 44.2 per 100,000 (a rate disclosed some
OVER the last two years there appeared to be the unfolding of a silent revolution in the Republic of Guyana.
THE issue of sex is still somewhat of a taboo subject in Guyana and rarely one would find parents discussing
GROWING old for many is inevitable and with it comes concomitant concern and attention treating with the elderly. The cliché
HONEST evaluation of the Foreign Service would acknowledge that it had been reduced to a shadow of its original self
CRIME is high on citizens’ agenda, given the fear of loss of possession, lives and loved ones. Agitation, from various
IN any democracy, Government meeting with the people, listening to their views and concerns and making a concerted effort to