Stabroek Weekend

Essay competition winners with Chief Education Officer, CPGL’s President and the Minister of Natural Resources
Essay competition winners with Chief Education Officer, CPGL’s President and the Minister of Natural Resources

Six students take away prizes in CNOOC’s Essay Competition

Six students were rewarded for their winning entries when CNOOC Petroleum Guyana Limited (CPGL) last Tuesday announced the winners of its Secondary Schools Green Energy and Renewables Essay Competition 2021.

Assistant Manager Devika Ramesh
Assistant Manager Devika Ramesh

Game Xpress – 17 years of selling quality toys

Hundreds of new toys are manufactured and imported annually for children across the country, whether for their birthdays, to celebrate a notable accomplishment or to be presented as that special gift this Christmas.

Top performer, Morven Barran, receives his Bursary from Marlon Daniels, GWI’s Executive Director of Commercial Services and Customer Relations
Top performer, Morven Barran, receives his Bursary from Marlon Daniels, GWI’s Executive Director of Commercial Services and Customer Relations

GWI awards 19 bursaries to students

The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) on Thursday awarded 19 bursaries to its employees’ children yesterday at the company’s Head Office in Georgetown. 

Deferred crises in “Spider-Man: No Way Home”

Credit to Jon Watts, director of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and the screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers: in this third iteration of the MCU’s version of our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man, they have finally managed to liberate Tom Holland’s Peter Parker from Tony Stark and the previous films’ strange class politics.

Jagan spoke the truth about poverty and sought to end it

On Wednesday December 8, SN published two letters by Professor Tarron Khemraj and Dr Baytoram Ramharack with the following headlines: “We cannot fully explore US strategy towards Jagan without considering how deep Jagan was embedded in the Soviet orbit” and “Soviet style Marxism-Leninism became like a religious conviction for Jagan and led to catastrophic repercussions for the country.”

A Stalwart Passes – Remembering Dick Smith

I migrated to Toronto, Canada, in the early 1960s, dabbled in the music business part time for a while, and then started my own band – the Tradewinds – in the mid-60s and started our own nightclub there, in a venue known as the Bermuda Tavern, which became our home base and a favourite with Caribbean people. In

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