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GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Mar 15, (CMC) – The Guyana government says, it will sign a US$50 million agreement with India to expand the road network in East Demerara. A statement from the Ministry of Finance said, that Finance Minister, Winston Jordan, ...

Photo above: Assistant Commissioner of Police, Antoine Daniels. Photo credit: Bermuda Police Service. By Ivan Clifford CMC Correspondent HAMILTON, Bermuda, Mar 15, (CMC) – Bermuda Police have denied that overseas military assistance is being sought, as protesters demonstrated for a third ...

Photo above: Sandals’ Gordon “Butch’ Stewart. KINGSTON, Jamaica, Mar 14, (CMC) – Prominent hotelier and businessman, Gordon “Butch” Stewart, today, said, he is taking legal action against the Gleaner newspaper, over an article it published last weekend. In a statement, Stewart, ...

Photo above is of demonstrators blocking entrance to the Bermuda Parliament building. Photo credit: The Bermuda Sun. By Ivan Clifford CMC Correspondent HAMILTON, Bermuda, Mar 14, (CMC) — Bermuda’s legislators were locked out by protesters, who formed a human ring around ...

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Mar 14, (CMC) – The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) says, voters will have to use their national identification cards when they vote in Friday’s Local Government Election (LGE). In newspaper advertisements, GECOM said, that it has come to ...

By Victor Carrington PRIDE Guest Writer TORONTO, Ontario — Shakespeare is reputed to have said, “All the world is a stage” and, earlier this month — on March 4 and 5 — life’s drama was expressed, on stage, at the ...

Photo above: Anthony Morgan, policy and research lawyer at the ACLC. Photo courtesy of Anthony Morgan. By Neil Armstrong PRIDE Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario — The African Canadian Legal Clinic (ACLC) is pleased with a report from the United Nations Committee ...

A home in the San Francisco Bay area known to locals as the Flintstone House was designed by architect William Nicholson and built in 1976.  It was an alternative architectural experiment in forming the structure by spraying shotcrete onto steel ...

(NC) Music can have a profound impact on the development of today’s youth. Beyond being a recreational activity, it creates opportunities for leadership, engagement, and creativity. Here are three ways music programs enhance education for children and teens. • Music builds ...

  Whether a games room for the kids or a home theatre, renovation ideas that the whole family can enjoy. Courtesy of News Canada.