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UNESCO donates $3.6M in equipment to TVET programme

November 3, 2013

The Ministry of Education’s Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) programme has received equipment from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), valued $3.6M. The equipment which

Judge granted $2.2M in damages for false imprisonment when a practising lawyer

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

Written By George Barclay JUSTICE William Ramlall on Friday granted $2,227,700 in damages to Justice Navindra Singh for false imprisonment he had suffered in 2006 while being a practising

Do we have an Opposition or a “Chopposition”?

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November 3, 2013

Logic, reasoning and national development seem to be alien concepts to the political opposition in our country and this belief has been reinforced once again as even before the

We have to protect the young and helpless children

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

I remember talking to a fellow teacher who worked in Jamaica about an infant contracting HIV as a result of sexual molestation from a family member. In that case, the five year

Deplorable nurses’ behaviour at New Amsterdam Hospital

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

AFTER being bitten by my neighbour’s two dogs, I subsequently visited the New Amsterdam hospital at 20: 30 hours on Monday October 28. I observed there were 11 persons

PNC/APNU and AFC cannot have their cake and eat it too

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

PNC/APNU and the AFC cannot have their cake and eat it too. Guyana’s opposition has a few options. Either they declare critical support to the government which the PPP

Grateful to Damian Fernades and team for establishment of petting zoo

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

IN your edition Nov 01/13 I read Commissioner of the Protected Areas Commission, Damian Fernandes, is planning to have a petting Zoo in the compound of the National Zoo

‘When Chocolate Melts’ to feature aspects of domestic violence –Opens Saturday at the NCC

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November 3, 2013

VARIOUS aspects of one of the most prominent social issues in today’s society, domestic violence, will be examined in the play, “When Chocolate Melts”, which takes to the stage

Too many bite the dust –as the carnage continues unabated

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2013

READING, listening or watching any of the available medium of the mass media prepares for us an almost daily serving of a tasteless and indigestible dish of road traffic

Diwali Messages

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November 3, 2013

Diwali signifies victory of good over evil –says First Lady Deolatchmee Ramotar IT IS with extreme happiness that I extend Diwali greetings to all Guyanese, but more especially to the

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