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July 3, 2009
CULTIVATION of the present rice crop has commenced in Region 2 and farmers are being paid bounced cheques for paddy sold to some unscrupulous rice millers. Farmers and small
Archive for the Day: July 3, 2009
July 3, 2009
FREDDIE Kissoon here is your answer to your question why President Jagdeo went to Switzerland. Like most Guyanese, their slang would say “yuh too fass always poking yuh nose
July 3, 2009
NARSINGH Deonarine, the dominant batsman in the West Indies this past season, has again being relegated to the role of towel carrier as he was not selected for either
July 3, 2009
I refer to Ms Ann Singh’s letter GC 22/06/09 where she boasts that her family, including Daniel Singh, were insulated against the various rich ethical and metaphysical cultures and
July 3, 2009
In world where trade, industry and commerce is being increasingly governed by competitiveness, farmers need to be able to easily access information relating to commodity prices, demand and supply
July 3, 2009
– returned Chairman Gouveia RETURNED Private Sector Commission (PSC) Chairman, Mr. Gerald Gouveia has exhorted the body to “always walk the road of reason.” The Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
July 3, 2009
HEAD of the Presidential Secretariat (HPS) Dr. Roger Luncheon has said that Cabinet has noted the ongoing work of the Special Select Committee established to consider the bills dealing
July 3, 2009
HEAD of the Presidential (HPS) Dr. Roger Luncheon has announced that a new Permanent Secretary has been appointed in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport. The new PS
July 3, 2009
GUYANESE Writer and designer of the insignia for the Order of the Caribbean Community Award, Standhope Williams, will be launching his book about the life and work of the
July 3, 2009
The life of Guyana’s oldest centenarian, Mathilda Lewis, who died on Tuesday at age 113, was Wednesday celebrated with a Thanksgiving Service at the St. Andrew’s Kirk, in the
