By Vishani Ragobeer IT seems as though there is scant regard for the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 in Guyana. Wearing

There are no shortages of suggestions and recommendations. Often packaged as solutions, many are designed to attenuate the deep-seated issues

THERE are numerous, well-ventilated disparities within the education sector of Guyana. It can be argued, however, that the novel coronavirus,

THIS time last year, I was settling into my first semester at the University of the West Indies (UWI). I

OVER the past week Guyana was plunged into horror as young boys were killed gruesomely and senselessly. The racism and

It is just over one year since I started my academic journey here at the University of the West Indies

There is a lot of ignorance in the world we live in, no doubt. I don’t need to recount the

This week’s column is one of those where I try to step back and reconcile my thoughts and feelings, with

The March 2 and August 10 elections of Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago, respectively, have illustrated that tribalism is still

JUST after being sworn in, President Irfaan Ali highlighted that a priority for him will be to help usher in