AS my son has been granted Guyanese citizenship and because of our mutual love of the country and its people,
THIS month marks 175 years since the abolition of slavery in Guyana, a significant milestone in our national calendar. Slavery
IT is amazing how perspectives on fundamental issues affecting the lives and well-being of the Guyanese people vary according to
The Anna Regina Town Council (ARTC) will need prudent management or it will continue to fail in all its efforts
Mid-day meal was a noble programme meant to encourage children to attend school and raise their nutritional levels, but the
RECENT disclosures in the print and electronic media do require some comments by me on the performance and renewal of
POPE Francis continues to impress the international public not only with his humility and simplicity, but also by his courage
RECENT letters to the editors of Caribbean newspapers by a Mr Kokoski highlight the struggle he and others, including many
KAIETEUR News, in a shameless attempt to hide the positive results of the National Stakeholders Consultation held at the Guyana
THE Hydro-Electric Power (Amendment) Bill 2013 represents an opportunity for economic development and modernisation of Guyana’s infrastructure which will benefit
