June 2012 - Page 62 of 126 - Guyana Chronicle

June 17, 2012

An in-depth focus on Caribbean issuesHuge rewards for Guyana and Caribbean tourism in New YorkCARIBBEAN tourism destinations effectively used a major marketing opportunity at the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Caribbean

The Jagdeo warning

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June 17, 2012

HE has taken a long time to break his silence over the parliamentary opposition’s recent cutting frenzy of budgetary expenditures for 2012 that total approximately G$20 billion.But on Friday,

Children of 2005 Buxton uprising….

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June 16, 2012

Kidnapped and murdered fathers– Still hope their dads will return one dayThrough the corridors of time the expectation of beloved fathers and husbands walking through the door to pick

Medical Intern wins New England Journal of Medicine (NJM) essay competition

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June 16, 2012

–to attend symposium in the USAMEDICAL student Quacy Grant, a scholar under the Government of Guyana/Cuba Scholarship Scheme who is currently doing his internship at the Georgetown Public Hospital

British public raves as ‘Shelly G’ sets London afire

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June 16, 2012

–at Guyana’s 46th Independence celebrationsGUYANA’s premier Soca queen, Shellon ‘Shelly G’ Garraway arrived in the United Kingdom (UK) on May 25 to perform at Guyana’s 46th Independence celebrations held

‘Floods of Fire’: The Black Slave on the Hesperus

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June 16, 2012

(A lecture presented at Moray House on May 7, 2012, by Mark Tumbridge in commemoration of the 174th anniversary of the arrival of Indians to Guyana. Tumbridge is a

A father’s presence…

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June 16, 2012

The priceless gift every home needsHERE-of-late, every time I pick up the newspaper, I read about some father killing his wife (mostly reputed), or maiming her; and about other

In the ‘green’ corner…

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June 16, 2012

Petrea volubilis: The Sandpaper VineTHE “Sandpaper Vine”, whose botanical name is Petrea volubilis, is a twining vine with rough green leaves and spectacular clusters of purple flowers borne on

Guyanese girl excels at ‘Common Entrance’ in Barbados

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June 16, 2012

PRETHA Smith had a double formula for this year’s Common Entrance Examination: She studied and she prayed. And the formula worked for the deeply religious 11-year-old student from Wesley

Guyana Airways fraud trial

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June 16, 2012

Judge invokes justice delayed, justice denied clause–Prosecution left no alternative but to direct an acquittalIN 1968, Justice Victor Crane, observing that justice delayed is justice denied and that an

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