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May 10, 2020
By Adam Harris THE past week has been rather hectic. Many things happened. I was threatened with legal action over my column published last week. I reported to the
Archive for the Day: May 10, 2020
May 10, 2020
Dear Editor “THE greatest derangement of the mind is to believe in something because one wishes it to be so” – Louis Pasteur. But that is exactly how our
May 10, 2020
TOMORROW, May 11, marks the fifth year since the election to office of the APNU+AFC Government. May 11, 2015 will always be celebrated for several good reasons as a
May 10, 2020
Dear Editor, AS I begin to write, I am reminded of a Martin Carter piece in 1958, when he opined that ‘just as the man on the peak of
May 10, 2020
WHILE confronting the worst crisis in our modern existence, optimism is a crucial survival mechanism. We are comforted with phrases such as ‘this too shall pass’, ‘we will get
May 10, 2020
By Melina Harris AMID the worst healthcare catastrophe in modern history, we celebrate world Mental Health Month this May. Since the rapid acceleration of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, health
May 10, 2020
WITH a frightening slump in oil prices raising questions about the oil wealth that Guyana can expect from the rest of our 2020 lifts, it’s important to take a
May 10, 2020
Dear Editor In recent times, we have witnessed and experienced in our country, unimaginable partisan activities and deliberate direct support for one political party during the election, exhibit by
May 10, 2020
-PAHO urges focus on frontline workers, flu-like conditions, pneumonia THE Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease, which has been labelled the “silent killer,” has proven to be more ‘silent’ than expected,
May 10, 2020
DAVID Granger’s Food security in Guyana: enough food for everyone is an exposition of the relationship between economic resilience, food security and regional development. It reflects the thinking of
