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October 15, 2011
ZAKA Ashraf, a top banker and businessman, has replaced Ijaz Butt as the chairman of the PCB. The appointment, made by Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari, is only “until
Archive for the Month: October 2011
October 14, 2011
UK international monitoring group forecasts PPP/C victory– lauds Guyana’s positive economic growthTHE third quarter report of the United Kingdom (UK) based Business Monitoring International (BMI) Latin America Monitor, released
October 14, 2011
Partnerships integral to regional and hemispheric crime fight – Rohee…US injects further $77M to effortsPARTNERSHIP at the international level is a sine qua non of detecting and fighting criminal
October 14, 2011
SEVERAL secondary school students were yesterday morning injured and had to be rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital, after a minibus transporting them to the Inter-Schools’ Athletic Sports at
October 14, 2011
‘Fed up’ Magistrate announces peremptory fixturesTHE preliminary inquiry (PI) into the treason charge, against Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Major Bruce Munroe, his wife, Carol Ann Munroe and former Army
October 14, 2011
THE African Cultural Development Association (ACDA) on Wednesday observed the MAAFA, African Holocaust Day, also referred to as the Holocaust of Enslavement, with the traditional libation ceremony at the
October 14, 2011
THIS is the primary consideration of successive PPP/C administrations and Heads-of-state; and when this blend of the People’s Progressive Party and members of civil society (PPP/C) was catapulted with
October 14, 2011
WHEN former PNC/R member Joseph Hamilton decided to join the ruling party at its Corentyne launch, the opposition readily accused him of being a non-functioning member who was just,
October 14, 2011
OUR prospect for developing into a highly industrialised state is closely linked with the question of energy supplies. The high and continually escalating price of oil is a serious
October 14, 2011
…Minister Persaud urges rice millers, exportersRICE millers and exporters have been called upon to maintain the traditional agriculture markets, even while benefiting from the gains of the recent Guyana,
