I find a strange paradox in the writings of many advocates in our print media. There is the constant call for an end to marginalisation, discrimination, unemployment, etc, etc., as ‘is claimed’ being practised by this Government against Blacks in Guyana. I say ‘is claimed’ because when hard evidence is asked for, some zombies come […]
What about improving the Black collective Read More »
For sometime now, I have not heard from the African cultural and/or economic organisations such as ACDA. I would beg these organisations to do the following:
The Burnham regime propagated the incorrect idea about farming Read More »
I want to comment on the recent correspondence between Mr. Rashleigh Jackson, distinguished former Foreign Minister; and Dr Prem Misir, hard-working and prolific academic and a fast rising star.
Looking back at our history Read More »
The father of a household is the crucible around whom the family revolves and the anchor that
Men are the bedrock of homes, societies, and countries Read More »
…but there will have to be some changes HEAD of State President Bharrat Jagdeo has dispelled rumours concerning the mining sector, and has made it clear that the Government is prepared to work with the sector, “but there will have to be some changes.” He was referring to recent issues surrounding the mining sector, at
Government prepared to work with mining sector, says President Jagdeo Read More »
MINISTER of Transport and Hydraulics, Mr. Robeson Benn has expressed his dissatisfaction with the condition of the Supenaam speedboat stelling.
Benn calls for betterment at Supenaam speedboat stelling Read More »
A THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD persistent wanderer was sentenced to spend five years at the New Opportunity Corps (NOC) on Monday.
Wayward girl, 13, sent to NOC for rehabilitation Read More »
MAGISTRATE Adela Nagamootoo, on Monday, sentenced Arlington Layne, of Lot 42 Stanleytown, New Amsterdam, Berbice, to three months imprisonment, after he pleaded guilty to charges of assault and disorderly behaviour.
Abusive estranged reputed husband jailed for assault Read More »
In Berbice… MINIBUS driver Mark Graham, 38, of Golden Fleece, West Coast Berbice, was remanded to prison, by Magistrate Nigel Hawke last week Tuesday, when he appeared at Blairmont Court, West Bank Berbice, on a rape charge.
Minibus driver accused of rape remanded Read More »
HEALTH sector stakeholders met yesterday, at the start of a three-day workshop, with the aim of developing an operational communication plan (OCP) to make people aware of the H1N1 virus.
Three-day workshop aims to develop H1N1 communication strategy Read More »
