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December 6, 2015
–ordered to pay $40,000 costs CONSEQUENT to a legal battle between Farouk Yasin and Citizens Bank, Guyana Inc. 1998, the conclusion of a High Court judge was upheld, resulting
Archive for the Day: December 6, 2015
December 6, 2015
THE following are the results of the 2014 edition of the Guyana Prize for Literature as announced on Sunday, November 29, 2015: BEST BOOK OF FICTION David Dabydeen, ‘Johnson’s
December 6, 2015
By Dominique Hunter WE have all heard it before, perhaps more times than we would have liked. I would venture even further to say that at this point, it
December 6, 2015
Let the people run their communities By Vanessa Braithwaite With the imminent approach of Local Government Elections, the concern is whether the major political forces will contest the municipalities
December 6, 2015
(Reflections from my rainforest journals) By Joan Cambridge CIRCA 2000 For more than ten years now, I’ve sat here on Yukuriba Heights observing the passing tide; not just the
December 6, 2015
Workers’ rights are human rights- they must be respected now LAST month marked six years since foreign nationals who manage the Bauxite Company of Guyana Incorporated (BCGI), a company
December 6, 2015
FREE energy from the air! Sounds like a fantasy, but that is what the entrepreneur and former science minister, Lord Drayson has unveiled at London’s Royal Institution.He claims that
December 6, 2015
By Godfrey Wray THE early morning mist hanging low over the murky Demerara River provided a welcome cover, yet its denseness made rapid progress a nightmare.The specially-equipped two-seater Cessna
December 6, 2015
–despite two fires By Michel Outridge MEET the unstoppable humanitarian who defied the odds of two devastating fires at his business place and continues to invest locally. He is
December 6, 2015
By Vanessa Braithwaite CHALLENGING was the adjective most used to describe the life of someone who spends their entire day in the Linden Market soliciting patronage from passers-by. When
