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August 5, 2018
THOUGH it is all around us, air is one of the components of the environment often overlooked because it typically cannot be seen. It faithfully serves all life on
Archive for the Day: August 5, 2018
August 5, 2018
IF YOU have a space between your teeth that you do not like, but you have not had it closed because you were told that it would take years
August 5, 2018
Loses appeal against severity of sentence HUSBAND, Kissoon Wazar Alli,who allegedly murdered his wife in 1968 was permitted to plead guilty to the lesser count of manslaughter, although on
August 5, 2018
OVER the last week, we have had a number of commemorative activities to mark the Emancipation of our Guyanese ancestors from plantation slavery on August 1, 1834. Though slavery
August 5, 2018
AROUND the 1660s, African enslavement began and this was the genesis of a racialised system of chattel slavery which spurred the horrific Trans-Atlantic slave trade, native genocide and outright
August 5, 2018
LOTS of celebrations were held within one week. Hours after stepping off the plane after my US tour, I attended the homegoing celebration for my friend, the late Denise
August 5, 2018
Aims to ignite the hearts of underprivileged children in Guyana By Gabriella Chapman TWENTY-ONE-YEAR old Anita Baker was recently crowned Miss Earth Guyana Fire and has definitely proven herself
August 5, 2018
I WAS among a batch of developers scheduled to visit Kimbia by boat. Travelling by night we arrived at the New Amsterdam Stelling at 06:00hrs to await the ferry
August 5, 2018
THE national conversation about oil has continued to boil, reignited, unfortunately, by the new Al Jazeera interview that once more honed in on the Exxon oil contract. There is
August 5, 2018
MUCH has been made of the “Dutch Disease” in discussions of Guyanese oil developments lately. It’s become a warning siren about the dangers of creating an economy that relies
