November 1, 2015
THE Government of Guyana has not taken an official position on the future of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO), as it is still to examine the interim report submitted
Archive for the Month: November 2015
November 1, 2015
PPP’s manifest destiny and the death of power-sharing THE strike by GAWU this past week is instructive. It has nothing to do with industrial concerns; it couldn’t. The new
November 1, 2015
By Ravin Singh THOUGH it was seven years ago, Amina Hassan remembers receiving the devastating news as if it had just been delivered. Aged 67, she sat in the
November 1, 2015
THE Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) which represents the nation’s sugar workers mounted a three-day strike this past week. The union claimed the strike was called to
November 1, 2015
Professor Daizal Samad Neighbouring A School THE small house which I rent in Rose Hall Town, Corentyne, sits obliquely opposite a secondary school. The gate of the school faces
November 1, 2015
– a new album from Kross Kolor records KROSS Kolor Records is known for its talent development and its musical impact on the Guyanese music industry.Now they are setting
November 1, 2015
Samsung’s massive 18.4-inch Galaxy View tablet Could this crush the iPad Pro? The much-speculated Samsung Galaxy View has finally been revealed in images. The first glimpse of the tablet
November 1, 2015
– over 7, 000 tonnes exported annually The local coconut industry is booming, with The Dominican Republic listed as the largest purchaser over the past several years, according to
November 1, 2015
And a child shall lead them – Isaiah 11:6. In this particular instance…two children. A little over two months ago two sisters, aged 11 and nine, who reside at
November 1, 2015
FARINE EXPORT THIS MONTH: (Guiana Graphic January 16, 1962). Government has obtained its first export order to supply Bermuda with about two tons of farine monthly. The first shipment
