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Analysis by Rickey Singh ON THIS day before Christmas, I take the opportunity to share some brief thoughts with readers on a few of the more significant regional/international political developments that undoubtedly would impact on our own ways of life in this western hemisphere, perhaps from as early as the latter half of 2015.

By David DeGroot THERE is a growing consensus about the pressing realisation that our country is at a critical juncture and I am equally fortified in continuing my quest of appealing to all Guyanese for them to be sensible and nationalistic in saving our country from peril and absolute chaos.

THE assessment of the performance of the Donald Ramotar-led administration by Leader of the Opposition, Brigadier (rtd) David Granger as a failure is intriguing; but when compared to his assessment of his own leadership, it seems most comical and immature.

By PREM MISIR, Ph.D. This paper was published: Misir, P., 1999. AIDS PATIENT CARE and STDs, 13(6), pp.327-334.

Analysis by Rickey Singh          THE CARIBBEAN Community’s failure to reach a consensus on a candidate for the post of new Secretary General of the 54-member Commonwealth could prove a blessing for Africa, in particular the southern African state of Botswana.

Willing or not, we all must be prepared to accept the reality that our children are the ones who sooner more than later will inherit the responsibilities of taking care of this earth. At a tender age we teach our children not to steal, lie nor kill. These things we try to instill into their

In the news recently, Sony Pictures, the movie-making arm of the multimedia giant has been defeated by hackers who attacked the company’s servers, releasing embarrassing e-mails and sensitive information on the Internet.   The hackers have forced Sony to stop the release of a film which features the assassination of North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un.

THE ascension of the Peoples Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) to government in October 1992 marked the beginning of the rebuilding of a shattered country, in which its entire socio-economic infrastructure had dissipated by that historical dateline.

THE fact that Guyana has seen massive development over the past two decades was further highlighted by the response reported given by the Alliance For Change Parliamentarian, Ms. Cathy Hughes. Responding to questions posed by the media at their recent press conference about the performance of which sectors her party is most concerned about she

By Oscar Ramjeet WHILE Alan Gross is celebrating his return back home with his wife, children and close friends, the United States, Cuba and several countries in the world are debating whether or not US President Barak Obama has made the correct move in releasing three convicted spies in exchange for his release as well