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OVER the past five years these articles I have on several occasions address the issue of Tolerance and will continue in the future. I recently saw a TV documentary addressing this issue. It follows the lives of several people of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds and explore how they interact with each other the main […]

During the heads of missions’ conference in Georgetown in July 2012, my long-standing friend Navin Chandarpal was one of the government leaders who made presentations at the forum when he spoke on his favourite issue of sustainable development and its problems and challenges.

CRIME Chief at the Guyana Police Force, Senior Superintendent Leslie James, considers the 34-year cold case of Dr. Walter Rodney’s bomb blast assassination in Georgetown “closed” because the main suspect Gregory Smith is deceased, James told the Walter Rodney Commission of Inquiry yesterday.

  Guyana is recognised globally for its wealth of natural resources, particularly its vast rainforest, which provides habitats for an enormous variety of plant and animal species.

–mediation urgent but Jamaica’s Patterson ‘too ashamed and angry,’ as Grenada’s Mitchell await ‘terms of reference’ Analysis by Rickey Singh WHILE CARICOM governments and institutions are feverishly grappling to keep at bay the dreaded Ebola killer disease from the Caribbean Community, there has now emerged a spreading  and totally unexpected  challenge for this region’s best

This week, I would like to take a new look at developmental aid to Guyana; how we engage the tens of millions of US dollars we benefit from annually.

THIS is the second time this article is being published and its mainly because of the response I’ve gotten from parents.

THE threat of the realities regarding the spread of the virus Ebola has been captured in two recently written contributions by David Jessop and SCG News.

By Dr. Prem Misir THE Western world has suddenly risen from its slumber only to discover that Ebola is killing people in West Africa. What is now even worse for them is that Ebola has arrived in the USA without any visa. And the USA has become frantic and consumed in a state of fear,

-it took Ebola to push ‘Uncle Sam’ Analysis by Rickey Singh FINALLY, there has come the dawning of basic commonsense on the part of superpower U.S.A. in relation to the Caribbean island of Cuba.