Stabroek Weekend

Every single birth is almost synonymous to the planting of a seed within the fabric of the universe.

In honour of Sir Shridath Ramphal whose ashes were laid to rest at the Garden of the Seven Ponds last week this Column is dedicated.

Meanwhile, foreign tourists are flooding into Japan each month, with total visitor numbers and spending poised to smash records this year.

I was around 14 years old when I experienced my first raid at home by members of the state security apparatus.

Recently, Office of the First Lady Arya Ali hosted an event to observe the first anniversary of its Kingston Seawall Esplanade project.

The Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) recently held a two-day First Aid & CPR training session with 12 creek operators and water-based activity providers from the Soesdyke-Linden Highway.

Fish and cast-net nah friend. Unique ears hard!!! Have patience Devine.

By Khadidja Ba In a nation with a population of just 6 million, where aspirations can often feel limited by modest resources, one individual’s journey stands out as a powerful source of inspiration.

By Nigel Westmaas “In August, during our school holidays, the cane fields in our village were harvested.

Investigation SOCU gets tender board documents on Brutus probe: SOCU has acquired documents relating to procurement for the Guyana Police Force (GPF) from the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) as it continues its investigation of financial impropriety claims against Deputy Police Commissioner Calvin Brutus.

Registered nurse, medex and former United States Peace Corps medical officer Jean Vyfhuis nee Campbell, 65, a daughter of Huradiah, Santa Rosa Village, Moruca, was self-motivated to become a professional even though she lived in a home where domestic abuse was prevalent.

Breaking Down the Sexual Offences Act I took a break last week to give a snapshot of how the law of criminal contempt works in Guyana’s court system.

A war veteran shows up in a smalltown for personal business and becomes the target of a police-orchestrated manhunt after a series of mishaps.

What started out as a desire to do more girly things and expand my social settings in order to make new friends turned out to be what feels like if I’m fighting for my life for two hours every week.

There are around 8.2 billion people living in our world. Our planet has never been as heavily populated by human beings as it is today.

There were never fights (that would be unheard of and definitely not tolerated), but there were negotiations.

By Subhana Shiwmangal Mason Richards, a Brooklyn, USA-based Guyanese award-winning filmmaker, professor, and creative producer, recently spent two weeks  in Guyana, in search of a location to shoot scenes for his upcoming feature film, “Beyond the Seawall”.

Introduction [We are honoured to present today a short analysis of the life and work of Caribbean calypsonian, musician, playwright, dramatist, comedian, band leader and cultural administrator Dave Martins written by former President of Guyana Donald Ramotar. 

American Fabiano Caruana was one of grandmasters scoring wins on Thursday in Round Two of 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary.

In this week’s edition of In Search of West Indies Cricket Roger Seymour examines Mohinder Amarnath’s glorious run spree during India’s 1983 Tour of the Caribbean and the phenomenon whereby elite batsmen experience the euphoric sensation of being in a state of Nirvana, when runs gush from their bats for an extended period of time.