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Guyanese photographer launches book of images on no confidence motion - Vimarsana News

Guyanese photographer launches book of images on no confidence motion

Capturing those raw, emotional and unexpected moments could easily be described as the job of a news photographer. Taken at the right time, at a sharp angle, flickering of a flash, photographs could tell so many stories without a word written.

Lions roaring in the community in-person once more - Vimarsana News

Lions roaring in the community in-person once more

The Lions Club of St Michael is back serving their community in a big, impactful and innovative way. Post-COVID, lockdowns and social distancing which limited how Lions could give back and serve the persons in need, the Club of St Michael Lions br

Elderly warned not to be predictable with their money habits - Vimarsana News

Elderly warned not to be predictable with their money habits

Crime Prevention Officer Inspector Stephen Griffith wants to keep Bajans on their toes in order to protect them from the lurking threats of theft and robbery. To this end, he called on elderly persons not to be predictable with their money and he

Shocking first response! 26 Artists signup for Boardwalk exhibit - Vimarsana News

Shocking first response! 26 Artists signup for Boardwalk exhibit

Twenty-six (26) artists have signed on for the Site Hoarding Art Exhibit Hastings 'Colours of Barbados' on the Richard Haynes Boardwalk and they have submitted 56 pieces to date. This is according to the Organiser Mark Hiorns. Speakin

BOJ warns illegal microlenders to get in line - Vimarsana News

BOJ warns illegal microlenders to get in line

With only 118 of the estimated 300 micro-credit firms having submitted applications to be licensed, the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) is warning that companies found to be illegally operating will incur the raft of penalties stipulated by the Microcredit Act