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September 6, 2019
— to help The Bahamas in time of crisis COGNISANT of the challenges The Bahamas is facing, having been ravished by Hurricane Dorian, the Private Sector has pledged to
Archive for the Day: September 6, 2019
September 6, 2019
– touts indigenous and local knowledge to address impacts of climate change. THURSDAY marked the conclusion of a Caribbean Resilience Workshop hosted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and
September 6, 2019
THE Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) is focusing on clinical care to save the lives of persons who survived the hurricane and keeping people safe, with three
September 6, 2019
–for third consecutive year ONE hundred students, including new entrants to the secondary system and some still in the primary system, have been gifted with backpacks and other school
September 6, 2019
–morticians to be flown in NASSAU, Bahamas, CMC – Health Minister Dr. Duane Sands on Thursday confirmed that the death toll from Hurricane Dorian now stands at 30. However, the Health
September 6, 2019
…Mr. Jadgeo must account for what he has done Dear Editor, REFERENCE is being made to GAWU General Secretary, Seepaul Narine’s letter “Mr. Jagdeo did not close down the
September 6, 2019
Dear Editor, WHEN I read Leslie Ramsammy’s letter about “Cheddi’s dreams”, the first thought that came to me is that this man has no shame! In the Guyana Times
September 6, 2019
Dear Editor, “IN four-and-a-half years, little or no improvement has been made in the various airstrips in the hinterland”. So said Dr. Leslie Ramsammy, a former People’s Progress Party
September 6, 2019
SOLAR energy forms an integral part of any country’s plan in addressing alternative energy. Where Guyana is pursuing a Green Economy, as a matter of its primary developmental thrust,
September 6, 2019
Dear Editor, ONCE again I write to advise the Minister and his Board at GPl that we at Giftland Mall are ready to help ease the present power predicament.
