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January 28, 2018
IT WAS, at some point, bound to happen. The apparent rift between the GAWU leader and his comrades over tactics and strategies regarding the restructuring of the sugar industry
Archive for the Month: January 2018
January 28, 2018
Dear Editor PRESIDENT David Granger yesterday announced at the GDF Officer’s conference that extrajudicial killings, phantom death squad murders and other targeted killings as well as torture that occurred
January 28, 2018
Dear Editor, This letter serves to voice my disapproval of the poor service and customer relations GTT offers. Also to highlight the great inconvenience it is causing to my
January 28, 2018
By Sherod Duncan “Cry, the beloved country, these things are not yet at an end. The sun pours down on the earth, on the lovely land that man cannot
January 28, 2018
Dear Editor, THE Guyana Times edition of January 05, 2018, carried an article titled “Mashramani costume/float parade to “edutain…” in which Director of Culture, Tamika Boatswain, stated that there
January 28, 2018
ON Friday, I accompanied a ministerial team to Skeldon and Rose Hall in Berbice to ground with retrenched sugar workers, who will receive their severance pay on Tuesday. Some
January 27, 2018
OVER the next two years, Guyana is expected to hold two elections—the local government elections later this year and the general elections in 2020. Despite promises of campaign finance
January 27, 2018
By Dr Karen Cummings (Minister within the Ministry of Public Health, Dr Karen Cummings) MATERNAL and Child Health should always be at the top of the list of priorities
January 27, 2018
By Lenno Craig MAINTENANCE of law, order and strong institutions is inextricably linked to indissoluble development. Every country, in every epoch, where there is breakdown of law and order,
January 27, 2018
THE Sugar Wars are over, and we have lost. As the industry slowly winds down with the recent closure of some Berbice estates, I want to point to two
