Major sea-level rise from the melting of the Greenland ice cap is now inevitable, scientists have found, even if the fossil fuel burning that is driving the climate crisis were to end overnight.
Social media can be both helpful and dangerous and its dangers are well known.
What does living a good life in Guyana mean today? This was the question considered by human rights activists and members of civil society at the “Living Good 2” panel discussion hosted on August 19 at Herdmanston Lodge, in Georgetown.
The Caribbean Festival of the Arts (Carifesta) is 50 years old.
Once upon a time there lived a cat of marvellous beauty, with a skin as soft and shining as silk, and wise green eyes, that could see even in the dark.
It’s the ninth month of the year already. If you have not managed to stick to the fitness plans you made at the beginning of this year, it’s still not too late.
VALVERDE DE LA VERA, Spain, (Reuters) – The sun beats down on the narrow streets of the Spanish village of Valverde de la Vera, filtered through multi-coloured shades made out of plastic shopping bags and the remains of old advertising billboards.
GENEVA, (Reuters) – Angelica Bourgoin strokes the shell of Janus the tortoise, whispering to him quietly as he scuttles in his pen and – his two heads rubbing together – prepares to celebrate his 25th birthday.
Last Update: 1,791.764 Movement: -3.089% Current Update: 1,736.409 YTD Movement: 68.781%LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI) The Lucas Stock Index fell 3.089 percent during the final period of trading in August 2022.
Introduction Two remarkable reports on Guyana were separately published by two leading international organizations towards the end of the first year of Guyana’s First Oil.
The crux of George Miller’s “Three Thousand Years of Longing” begins when a Djinn is released from a bottle in a hotel room in Istanbul.
Sometimes the perfect book just happens to find you, ticking all the boxes you want for a review even before you knew those boxes needed ticking.
Has the PNCR/APNU now transitioned to a fully fledged ethnic party prone to violence and threats of violence?
Often, all it takes is a little imagination, creativity, or quite frankly, a bit of laziness to put together familiar ingredients and come up with something quite delicious.
Social media is such an unbelievably powerful tool. It can really be used as a force for good when it helps to bring people together, brings instant awareness of varying social issues (even if it’s for a hot minute) or displays virtual solidarity.
If unconventional was a person it would have to be Sadie Amin, a woman who wears the hats of human rights advocate, sexual and reproductive health advocate, environmental advocate, cancer survivor and politician.
By Cyril Dabydeen The waves surged towards Beachhead Point like a man in a hurry, the heave and roll of great billows rising to a crescendo against the fisherman’s cry above the undulating sea near crab-backed, mollusc-shelled Palmyra.
Although she is determined to showcase her art on regional and global stages, singer-songwriter Keshia Thomas, professionally known as Kaiya, admits that she did not trust in her own creative ability at first.
Peter Gorinsky, a globally respected authority on tropical fly fishing who introduced countless friends, family and clients to the wonders of nature in Central and South America, has died in San Jose, Costa Rica at the age of 80.
The conference, “Resisting the emerging apartheid state of Guyana,” scheduled for last Sunday, was postponed.
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