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July 18, 2015
THE residents of some Amerindian communities in Region 2 are crying out for just and competent leadership. For the past 23 years, our communities have waited. Many of those
Archive for the Month: July 2015
July 18, 2015
WHEN Professor Jacob Opadeyi became the Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana in February 2013, he inherited an untenable situation characterised by malpractices in financial management, cost over-runs,
July 18, 2015
THE crime situation is getting out of control. Every day we have reports of robbery assaults, shooting and even murders. It is very worrying and people are living in
July 18, 2015
FIRST of all, let me put forward a disclaimer about this week’s article. Not only is it going to be a little lighter than usual, but it is
July 18, 2015
JUNE 13, 2015 marked the 35th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Walter Rodney, the renowned Guyanese scholar-activist. Much attention was not paid to marking this occasion as
July 18, 2015
PRESIDENT David Granger has wisely moved away from an apparent angry, competitive shouting match with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to a mature, diplomatic offensive in defence of Guyana’s territorial
July 18, 2015
THE Governments of our Caribbean Community are expected to stand firmly behind Trinidad and Tobago’s bid to host the Secretariat for the United Nations designed ‘Small Arms Trade Treaty’.
July 18, 2015
THE incredible bulk of Shakespeare’s plays and poems reveal that the author was a voracious reader citing over two hundred books, some of which were un-translated works published on
July 18, 2015
IT would be unfair to claim a just review of ‘Walk on the Wild Side’ without speaking of its director, Edward Dmytryk’s artistic life, and even this film’s
July 18, 2015
Georgetown was city noted for its beauty and hospitality. Today it is famous for the debris that spills out into the streets and clogs the canals. The only hospitality
