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November 11, 2017
WE are in the presence of yet another political firestorm which has consequences for our country’s immediate future. Therefore, we are forced to once again contend with both our
Archive for the Month: November 2017
November 11, 2017
LAST Tuesday evening, I went to The University of Guyana Vice- Chancellor’s (VC) Conversation (on the Law and Society). It was the first event hosted by the VC to
November 11, 2017
Dear Editor, PLEASE allow me to share my views on the recent happenings at the last sitting of the National Assembly. I must clearly state that what took place
November 11, 2017
Dear Editor: RECENTLY, there have been discussions between the respective unions and the government on increased wages and salaries for public servants and for teachers. Although there is to
November 11, 2017
THROUGHOUT Guyana, students are graduating from high schools. Many will proceed to colleges and universities; some will enter the world of work; while others will seek vocational training, enter
November 11, 2017
POLITICAL decisions have consequences–often wide-ranging consequences. It is for that reason that those who are tasked with making such decisions weigh the pros and the cons, must consult widely
November 11, 2017
–free and fair elections still a work in progress ISSUES considered good or bad in our history must be used as platforms and barometers in determining how we treat
November 11, 2017
— Min. Scott encourages Carnegie graduands JUNIOR Social Protection Minister with responsibility for Labour, Keith Scott, on Thursday charged graduands of the Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) to
November 11, 2017
FOOD For The Poor (Guyana) Inc. (FFTP) in collaboration with Food For The Poor Incorporated, Florida, USA, on Tuesday launched the West Coast Berbice Bee Project at Number 29
November 11, 2017
THE mortal remains of Clarence Lexter Young, Coordinator and Chief Executive Officer of the Phoenix Recovery Project for substance abusers, was on Friday interred at Le Repentir Cemetery, following
