PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali, at the opening of the Good Hope Secondary School recently, said one of his regrets was that he didn’t seriously …

More recently, I’ve been reading a lot more stories about the impact of climate change on human health, and though it is one more …

SEVERAL events unfolded last Tuesday related to Guyana’s forests and the environment that were interesting but, perhaps more importantly, spotlighted the local emphasis being …

Several days ago, I witnessed dozens of people walk from Mahaica to Buxton on the East Coast Demerara (ECD) highway. They would eventually make …

A recently-concluded T10 tape ball tournament brought much excitement on and off the field over the past several weeks. It demonstrated what is possible …

BOOSTING local tourism is part of plans to diversify Guyana’s economy and stimulate much more business activities in communities. It is a good plan …

Days ago, on August 1, we celebrated Emancipation Day and the enormous and indelible contribution of Afro-Guyanese to the development of Guyana. This year’s …

SEVERAL days ago, the Black Magenta on Camp Street was filled to capacity (and beyond) as this year’s “Pan Jam” event was staged. It …

IT is now about two months since the horrific fire at the female dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School in Region Eight (Potaro- Siparuni) …

AS is seemingly customary for me, the recent announcement of the results for this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) has once again given …