A total of 30 Kuru Kururu teen girls benefitted from much needed training when the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Adventures hosted its annual Parushi Club programme over the course of three months.
The best words for Christmas are from T.S. Eliot’s marvelous poem, “The journey of the Magi.”
As the administrative and finance officer of the Guyana Red Cross Society, Bernadette Adonis has had to come out of her shell to confidently deal with business on behalf of the non-governmental, national voluntary organisation and to advise and assist in counselling in times of disaster when the need arises.
By Rae Wiltshire Life is uncertain. One day you’re here and the next you could be gone.
By Major General (ret’d) Joseph G Singh The following is the eulogy delivered at the funeral service for Fr Malcolm Anthony Rodrigues on Monday, December 12th, 2022, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Brickdam, Georgetown.
Last week, at its 56th Convocation, the University of Guyana (UG) conferred upon David Anthony Martins the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters.
Fish ah play ah sea, he nah know watah ah boil fuh am.
Oil and gas Deal inked for US$759m gas to energy plants: In what will be the country’s most expensive public sector project ever, the contract to build the US$759 million, 300 MW combined-cycle power plant and a natural gas liquids (NGL) facility at Wales, West Bank Demerara (WCD), was on Tuesday inked between Guyana and US companies CH4/Lindsayca.
The prestigious World Speed Chess Championship follows shortly after today’s Argentina vs France World Cup final.
2023 is less than two weeks away and without a doubt many of you may have plans to join a gym/fitness centre and embark on some kind of fitness and health journey.
The year was 2006. My eldest cousin’s wife had cooked quite a spread for her family’s Christmas meal.
Light is the final element of art left for us to consider.
Introduction Today’s column continues my re-visit of Government Take and recoverable oil resources in Guyana.
Former Prime Minister and Mayor Hamilton Green, writing in one national newspaper on December 15, suggested that Guyanese should not be surprised if Guyana is renamed the ‘State of Ali Irfaan.’
I last worked in the Guyana Sugar Industry in 1999 – though I continued in sugar as CEO of the Sugar Association of the Caribbean until 2007 – so I do not pretend to understand Guysuco’s current challenges and have no intention of second-guessing the executives now tackling its challenges.
I have always found the ocean to be a rather enchanting place.
The sequel to 2009’s megahit “Avatar”, this one subtitled “The Way of Water”, arrives in cinemas to a markedly different world than its predecessor.
Guyana-born Jana Gomes, of Ontario, Canada, is a nurturing, happy-go-lucky 28-year-old, who like many people her age likes music, videos, art and is tech savvy.
With a dream to one day publish a book, 54-year-old Janice Carmichael of East Bank Berbice has faced her every struggle head-on; using writing as an outlet to pour out her emotions and express herself.
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