Stabroek Weekend

There are some things that keep out the darkness that continually threatens in anyone’s life.

The Black Spider Monkey (Ateles paniscus) is also known as the Red Faced Monkey.

For the love of fried dough Hi Everyone, Do you like fried bakes of any kind?

Story and photos by Chevy Devonish Located approximately 14 miles from Georgetown and nestled neatly between Paradise and Enmore is the homey little village of Foulis.

Introduction The 2011 Auditor General’s report is the earliest since 1993.

When I was young, and benefited not only from a fresh and eagerly absorptive mind but also from a strong belief that an eternity of life stretched in front of me, I loved to read big books, books of immense length.

Sports on television and radio is part of modern life.  Almost any time a professional team plays, there are cameras and announcers and folks doing colour coverage, background interviews, post-game interviews – the list goes on; it is a virtual flood.

Two weeks ago, Barbados’ Prime Minister, Freundel Stuart, pointed to an issue that ought to give pause for thought across Caricom.

Introduction Last week’s discussion on sugar in the economy focused on those long-run performance indicators, which would aid an evaluation of the viability of GuySuCo.

The Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) is a large, bulky, barrel-shaped owl. 

Sansevieria commonly called Mother-in-law’s tongue or Snake plant originated in Africa.

We have been commenting on the state of training in the performing arts in Guyana.

Over the last few weeks, we have been discussing all those reasons, psychological and physical, why dogs will not mate.

Sunday Cartoon

Story and photos by David Pappanah Moleson Creek is the last village on the Coren-tyne coast, located some 30 minutes away from Corriverton by a car.

Introduction Last week I argued the realisation of sufficient economies of scale for Guyana’s sugar industry to make it globally competitive is unlikely simply because these would not result in a substantial lowering of the long-term average cost of production at output levels of 450,000 tonnes.

Two weeks later I am still sweating with the initial nervousness and horror and still dancing in the final exultation of our victory in the World Cup.

Nothing in history, not even the Industrial Revolution, has produced anything remotely like the staggering level of change that has descended on the world with the technological revolution now spinning faster and faster around mankind.

Introduction The 1986 lifting of the four and a half years ban on the importation into Guyana of wheaten flour was of national significance in our economic history.

The Theatre Guild of Guyana has a history of functioning as a nursery for the production of new theatre talent.