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October 22, 2016
By Frederick Halley RONDELL “Mark” Montfort fondly remembers his youthful days at Victoria Village, East Coast Demerara, reminding me that it was the first to be bought by the
Archive for the Month: October 2016
October 22, 2016
THE platforms to empower and create small and medium-sized businesses with the supporting simplified financial options for growth are the only means of opportunity that will determine the survival
October 22, 2016
…rapid action needed to put smallholders, food systems on sustainable paths (FAO Rome) The pledge to eradicate hunger and poverty must go hand in hand with rapid transformations of
October 22, 2016
By Neil Primus GODFREY was an easy-going man. He worked at the wharf, and was very popular. He was divorced and a father of six. All girls. The last
October 22, 2016
–Reflections on the potential impact of Brexit on the Anglophone Caribbean SINCE Britain has left the European Union, there has been a raging debate about its consequences for Britain,
October 22, 2016
A few weeks ago I sat down with Michael Lam, a local photographer whose works have been steadily gaining momentum both locally and abroad. We spoke about his participation
October 22, 2016
By Ravi D. Mohan Launch and River appreciation Day in Region # 2 The Essequibo Chamber of Commerce in Collaboration with the Ministry of Business and Ministry of Agriculture
October 22, 2016
IN 1966 Keith Mayers was convicted by the jury of rape after the trial judge had failed to rule that evidence of the complaint was inadmissible on the ground
October 22, 2016
…the ‘greenhouse of the world’ Millions of years old and encompassing six countries, the Guiana Shield could be at risk without better monitoring of mining and more robust community
October 22, 2016
…Women miners urge improvement in living standards of interior cops THE Guyana Women Miners Organisation (GWMO) is calling for more determined efforts by government to improve social and security
