THERE continues to be a significant buzz about Guyana, largely because of the country’s nascent oil-and-gas sector, but we cannot

There remains a flurry of reports on the ‘new Guyana’ that beckons. There is talk about the country’s economic growth

A FEW days ago, the largest batch of trained teachers — a total of 843 individuals — graduated from the

LAST weekend, I was incredibly heartened to see the sheer effort that went into mobilising resources to engage in the

IN March, it will be two years since the spread of the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) that causes the disease COVID-19

LIKE many others in and outside of Guyana, I watched absolute pandemonium take hold of the National Assembly before the

IT’S December 28, the first working day after a long weekend (well, long weekend if you don’t work in the

FOR me, one of the better parts of the Christmas season this year has been the Christmas village created on

YEARS of reported abuse experienced by a 48-year-old mother of two ended in her recent death. Her name was Malini

THE Anna Regina Secondary School in Region Two (Pomeroon- Supenaam) and the West Demerara Secondary School in Region Three (Essequibo