Stabroek Weekend

Republic Bank’s Davion Mars (left), who placed second in the Junior category of the Forbes Burnham Memorial Chess Tournament, receives his trophy and medal from PNCR senior official Lance Carberry at an awards ceremony at Carifesta Sports Club. The junior category of the Burnham Memorial was won by Roberto Neto.
Republic Bank’s Davion Mars (left), who placed second in the Junior category of the Forbes Burnham Memorial Chess Tournament, receives his trophy and medal from PNCR senior official Lance Carberry at an awards ceremony at Carifesta Sports Club. The junior category of the Burnham Memorial was won by Roberto Neto.

Neto, Drayton took top awards in memorial tournament

At the lively awards ceremony to mark the 30th death anniversary of former president Forbes Burnham at the Carifesta Sports Club on the evening of Friday before last, there was a palpable sense of excitement among the karate kids who assembled to uplift their medals and trophies.

 Lamb Curry with Potatoes (Iron + Vitamin C)  Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Iron: An Essential Micronutrient

Hi Everyone, Last month, an article was published in Stabroek News (Friday, August 14) written by Guyana’s former Director of the Government Analyst Food & Drug Department, Marilyn Collins, titled – ‘Food Fortification & The Health of the Guyanese Population.’

A little speed racer in the making

Little Diamond

By Mariah Lall  With photos by Keno George   Whether it’s relaxing with old friends on a cool afternoon or playing a friendly game of draughts with someone from another generation, life in Little Diamond is laid back.

Rectify the names

It is described how Confucius when asked by one of his disciples what he would do if he were given his own territory to govern the Master replied that he would first and above all “rectify the names” ‒ that is, make words correspond to reality.

Should the Sustainable Development Goals form the framework for Guyana (and Caricom’s) long-term development?

MDGs: Both necessary and sufficient Following on my previous columns that have been assessing the Post-2015 Development Agenda and its accompanying sustainable development goals (SDGs) 2015-2030, which is scheduled to be approved at the upcoming United Nations (UN) Summit (September 24-27) later this year, quite a few readers have asked me a rather pertinent question: whether I believe the SDGs,

The vagaries in Caribbean cricket

Our Caribbean cricket woes continue to make headlines with a variety of explanations and theories ranging from lack of systems, insularity, inefficient West Indies Cricket Board, aborted tours, etc.

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