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CARICOM’S FIRM STAND AGAINST FOREIGN ’MEDDLING’ IN GUYANA

January 17, 2015

Analysis by Rickey Singh FINALLY, but to the surprise of no one familiar with constitution-based parliamentary democracy in Guyana, the 15-member Caribbean Community on Friday unequivocally declared “satisfaction” with

Is there life for HIV programmes after The Global Fund? – Revised

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January 17, 2015

By Dr. Prem Misir WHAT can we say about HIV and AIDS today amid a context of reduced donor funding globally? UNAIDS summed up the story of HIV and

Guyanese have much to be proud and optimistic about -given national economic performance

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January 17, 2015

A GINA Feature IT is something any Government should be proud of economic growth. So the Government and people of Guyana have every reason to be proud and optimistic. Guyana

Resolutions for the International Year of Light

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January 17, 2015

In last week’s article, we pointed out that this year, is the International Year of Light. Let’s take a look this week at what you can do to get

The AG has been vindicated

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January 17, 2015

THE Kaieteur News and the Opposition parties have continued to misinterpret the private conversation between the Attorney General and his ‘friend’, Leonard Gildharie despite the fact that the Director

Falling of prices just did not happen

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January 17, 2015

THIS is a clear message to Russia, Venezuela and the likes, don’t mess with Uncle Sam. If Russia continues to parade on the sovereignty of smaller countries and ignores

Corruption, collateral damage, AFC and APNU

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January 17, 2015

CORRUPTION is the propaganda swan song of the combined Opposition. Collateral damage is the military term Khemraj Ramjattan used in the civilian context when they voted to prevent the Government

DECISION TIME WILL SOON COME

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January 17, 2015

A MOST pertinent question, amid the prevailing silly politicking by the Alliance For Change (AFC), is for how much longer the decision-making councils of the People’s National Congress Reform

No General Council meeting in the making – Urling – Normalisation Committee Chairman sites Constitutional reform as priority

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January 17, 2015

THE Guyana Football Federation (GFF) General Council is suppose to be the highest decision making forum for the Federation, but that’s according to the Constitution, which the world’s governing

Windies aim to grab and retain momentum in second ODI

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January 17, 2015

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, (CMC)- New One Day International captain Jason Holders says the West Indies urgently needs to address a problem of retaining momentum as they prepare to battle

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