THE local sugar industry in recent years has been experiencing many challenges and problems such as industrial relations

THE racially charged statements made recently by ACDA’s executive member, Tacuma Ogunseye, calling for shared governance and if this is

TECHNICAL education in the past was considered not that important in many societies and, as such, did not form an

HISTORICALLY, in Guyana, there has been a large education gap between the hinterland communities and their counterparts on the coastland.

GIVEN THE positive mood for consensus, as reflected in addresses and remarks at the first day’s public session of the

JUST looking around the world today one cannot fail to observe the rebellions that are being orchestrated by citizens of

TOURISM undoubtedly is playing an increasing role in the economies of many countries that, traditionally and historically, were not tourist-oriented.

IT seems as if whenever there is any major investment venture in Guyana, a group of cynics would attempt to

Parents are their children’s first teachers and their involvement in their education throughout their school years is an

Today marks the 50th anniversary of a most historic and memorable event in the history of mankind as it was