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THE opposition parties, their media colleagues, Transparency Institute, opposition NGOs, GHRA, et al, especially the decrepit members of the PNC clan have had an epiphany.

A TRIO OF foreign diplomats accredited to Guyana seem inclined to make of this Caribbean Community partner state a victim of the old African proverb that ‘when the elephants fight, it’s the grass that gets trampled…”

IN the context of Guyana’s socio-political demographics, the question is being asked what, in the final analysis, is “national unity”; which, according to Ralph Ramkarran, is “… now a popular call”?

OVER the past few weeks, I’ve seen many a headline which speak of women and children being badly hurt or even killed as a result of domestic disputes, or rather, domestic violence. 

ON September 16, 2014, Guyana will join the rest of the world in observing International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, under the theme,“Ozone Layer Protection: The Mission Goes On”.

-A case of ignorance or arrogance? Analysis by Rickey Singh THE Government of Antigua and Barbuda seems to have unintentionally committed an unpalatable wrong against the entire Caribbean Community. It’s a wrong that should be speedily corrected with an appropriate explanation for the benefit of the citizens of our 15-member regional integration movement.

By Dr. Prem Misir Those hungry for political power and especially with the least chance of reaching the finishing line generally show their true colours at election times. These are the fear mongers and those who live off politics who conveniently feed on the blood of the race card to give them the opening to

THE 2014 State of The Industry Conference (SOTIC) hosted by the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will take place against the backdrop of an encouraging half year industry performance with visitor arrivals up from major source market, while public and private sector tourism officials across the Region prepare to discuss ways to become more competitive.

Analysis by Rickey Singh WITH Trinidad and Tobago’s largest-ever post-Independence budget under her belt, and lots of so-called “goodies” for sharing all around, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is increasingly demonstrating a leadership confidence that her primary political opponents would be carefully monitoring as they maintain boastful public posturings, with eyes fixed on new parliamentary elections

MABEL has been apprised that a significant anniversary universally celebrated in cherished and happy memories is cause to recreate a joyous experience: That of the date on which the loving couple was married.