FOR the past week, schools throughout the country have been disrupted. No matter how effective the Ministry of Education (MoE) was in implementing their …

TOMORROW, September 3, schools across Guyana will reopen after a two-month break. It is the start of the new term and the new academic …

EID-Ul- Adha is a Muslim festival celebrated in Guyana and it was celebrated this past week. It is a remembrance of Prophet Ibraheem’s obedience …

WITH all this talk of the results of the CSEC and CAPE examinations released on Friday, I’m sure everybody is buzzing with the top …

IT GOES without saying that education is a fundamental part of youth development but what remains distorted is what is meant by ‘education’ and …

AROUND the 1660s, African enslavement began and this was the genesis of a racialised system of chattel slavery which spurred the horrific Trans-Atlantic slave …

SOME ‘Krauss’ had the audacity to insinuate that Guyana is an inept country characterised by stunted development with people who live seemingly primitive lifestyles, …

THIS past week the National Toshaos Council (NTC) held their 12th Annual NTC Conference at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre at Liliendaal, Greater Georgetown. …

THE Caribbean Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Roadshow kicked off for the first time ever in Guyana this past week and while opening the …

TOURISM is a sustainable industry that is able to generate massive amounts of revenues without needing a heavy and overly continuous reinvestment. Guyana, unlike …