GUYANA is approximately 214,000 square kilometres. It’s a fairly small country inhabited by just about 773,303 citizens (as recorded by
THIS past week, I took part in a new series being produced by the National Centre for Educational Resource Development
YOUNG people are vulnerable. So vulnerable yet so full of limitless potential. They can easily succumb to their circumstances or
REFLECTING on all the activities hosted for International Women’s Day- the marches and forums- begs the question of how effective
AGAINST the backdrop of a rapidly evolving world, ‘STEM’- a collective term for the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and
WHEN I first began studying Sociology, one of the first topics to really garner my interest was ‘culture’. It was
IT GOES without saying, that Guyana is way more than Georgetown, but it takes a trip outside of the city
IN primary school, I learned that there were a few prerequisite conditions needed for a seed to grow. It must
(In honour of International Day of Women and Girls in Science) LOOKING through the United Nations’ list of International Days,
GLOBALLY, technology is seen as the vehicle to usher in change and transformation. While Guyana may have taken some time
