OVER the past two weeks, a worrying trend has been the hospitalisation of children who have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

IT was a point of immense pride for me, as a young Caribbean citizen, that the new Chairman of the

RECENTLY, I was chatting with a group of friends and our conversation steered towards the ongoing Speaker’s Debating competition. I

FOUR young Guyanese students- Sherlock Langevine, Moriah Hamilton, Omaiah Hall, and Farnaz Baksk recently took to social media, appealing for

I LIVE in a two-storey building on the uppermost flat. On rainy days, the potholes in my street, naturally, become

THIS past year has, undoubtedly, been a challenging period for journalists everywhere. Not only did we continue to work on

LAST week, the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) reported that flooding at varying levels was recorded in all 10 administrative regions

THIS past week, Guyana celebrated its 55th anniversary as an independent nation. As always, our independence celebrations are an opportune

ONLY two Fridays ago, the Minister of Education Priya Manickchand alluded to the possible elimination of the National Grade Six

AT Malgre Tout/ Versailles on the West Bank of Demerara, large swathes of mangroves were removed, reportedly to facilitate the