THERE  is the old saying, “once bitten, twice shy”.  This is one bit of traditional wisdom that doesn’t seem to apply to us in Guyana, particularly when it comes

– questions for the gov’t and opposition as pressures riseNOW  that Prime Minister Patrick Manning has called  a snap general election even before mid-term of his People’s National Movement

Part 4Approaches to addressing climate changeIN previous articles, the impacts of climate change were discussed and the urgency of addressing the issue was emphasized. To address this global dilemma,

THERE was an unpleasant incident in Corboba cathedral last week. It was the world’s second-biggest mosque until the Spanish re-conquest of the city in the thirteenth century, and a

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING IN THIS CONSTITUTIONAL DRAMAI wrote this paper just before the convening of the Ninth Parliament in 2006; lest we forget what happened, as we are

Choices and Change: Life’s RealitiesCat foot soft but he ah scratch bad.So Catalina be warned. Watch out for Shelley! Sunita succeeds in getting Anil to see the counselor, but

GONETOMORROW afternoon  at the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Georgetown will take place, from 3 o’ clock, the funeral of a Guyanese Jesuit priest who had the courage to change

THE Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU) launched its GAWU Labour College two Thursdays ago, built at a cost of $110 million. It was a memorable event. A