Panorama’s bitter-sweet return to the Savannah
By Renuka Singh who was at Panorama on Sunday. Carnival’s return to the Savannah, despite all the nostalgic hype and a three year absence, did not seem to improve the…
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Defying the odds: Risky business takes on new meaning at Stabroek Market
Almost two decades of hard work beneath the hot sun has taken its toll on 43-year old Joyce Crandon, a single mother of three. One would have thought that after…
Tourist on a day trip along the East Coast of Demerara.
A cool breeze was blowing off the ocean and the inhabitants of the house were rustling about getting themselves ready for the day’s escapade. The group of tourist included Canadians from Cape Briton, Brampton and Edmonton. They were joined by Caribbean adventurers in Trinidad on the way into Guyana
Asian auto manufacturers racing ahead…..
In 2008 the manufacturers built just over 16 million vehicles but sold less than 14 million. This deficit in sales caused a lot of changes in the auto industry and we will be feeling this pinch for a while yet.
RIDICULOUS RICHES, RIGID RULES AND RISKY ROLES
Qatar, a small peninsula on the northeasterly coast of the larger
THE BEAUTY OF SADNESS
By DAVID NANTON We live in a society obsessed with the concept of happiness. We’re constantly prodded with questions: Are you happy? Why not? Why don’t you do something to…
FADING TRADITIONS
For better and worse, the unrelenting demands of a global economy are chipping away at some of the world's cultural delicacies. Two readily come to mind: Spain's siesta and Japan's…
The cross-cultural death of innocence
The horrendous and sadistic torture of two young boys in Edlington is a crime that touches very raw nerves indeed. The violation of innocence by violence is as disturbing as…
The joys and sorrows of the new immigrant
I recently received my first speeding ticket EVER in my 15 years of driving. Now let me start by stating that speeding is not acceptable barring a life or…
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