Stabroek Weekend

Scientists say that four aerobic exercise sessions each week could be key to brightening your spirits and easing any negativity.

“Sometimes I ask myself where do you draw the line? These children are so much more informed and many times if I don’t catch myself I will become the child and he will be the parent.

Introduction For readers’ benefit today’s column is devoted to providing careful reporting on the queries and policy prescriptions on offer in the first three chapters of the World Bank’s Staff Guyana SCD Report,2020.

They Came In Ships They came in ships From far across the seas Britain, colonising the East in India Transporting her chains from Chota Nagpur and the Ganges Plain.

I am now 16 years older than when I first started writing this column – Tastes Like Home.

Every moment in our lives is embedded in the extraordinary architecture of our minds.

Have you felt the weight of a hundred eyes on you?

The Coronation of King Charles III took place yesterday in London, United Kingdom, with great pomp, pageantry and fanfare.

In 2017, five years after the Guyana Women Artists’ Association’s (GWAA) initial accommodation of my contemporary approaches with provision of a small room to show.

Ding Liren, ranked number three in the world by FIDE (2789), took home the World Chess Champion-ship title to China for the first time ever on the last day of April, to the satisfaction of over one billion Chinese residents.

Security President orders that intelligence agency bill be taken to select committee: President Irfaan Ali las Friday night said that he had ordered that a bill for a national intelligence agency be taken to a select committee of Parliament for full deliberations.

Every fowl feed pon he own craw!  Everybody has to learn what is good for him/ herself!!!

Butterflies have a rather erratic manner of movement. They have the appearance of the lightest creatures in the world, but they fly as if they have been tethered to the heaviest burden in the world.

Part 1 Introduction As revealed in this column series thus far, in early 2020, extractivist and neoextractivist-oriented interpretations of the series of prolific oil reservoirs discovered offshore Guyana have already yielded the transformative notion of Guyana as a rapidly emerging Petrostate.

In this week’s edition of In Search of West Indies Cricket, Roger Seymour recounts an interview with Reg Scarlett, the former West Indies off-spinner.

By Janet Naidu  How often does one discover an iconic figure who was hidden in our Guyanese history? 

By Mia Anthony Guyana Media and Communication Academy intern Darrin Hall is on the autism spectrum.

From a bookless home in Palmyra Village, East Canje, Berbice and growing up among cattle, historian and author Clem Seecharan dug deep into local and international repositories and has researched and authored over 18 books on cricket, the Guyanese and Caribbean way of life, all steeped in social and political history.

In 2010, I left these shores, transiting through Barbados where I was held for a long while by immigration before being led into the departure lounge for my flight to Gatwick.

Two things occurred earlier this week that made me think of a column I wrote back in 2009 about food identity.