Columns

I AM troubled by the thought that my country faces the likelihood of a doomsday future. We are on the brink of catastrophic proportions and we have, with some urgency, to seriously review what is taking place before our very eyes.

A dark day for PNC party politics TO say that much had been expected of retired Brigadier David Granger when he assumed the leadership of the People’s National Congress (PNC), in 2011, is to put it mildly. In most quarters, his ascension to the helm of that party, after defeating Carl Greenidge in a very

BLAM! The sound of a gunshot inside Congress Place rings out loud as the candidate and his supporters who are challenging David Granger for the leadership of the party seeks to ascertain why these legitimate members are not being allowed to vote.

OLD Kai is amazed at the response provided to the media by PNCR leader David Granger over who exactly fired a gunshot during its farcical voting process on the final day of its congress.

OLD KAI has been quietly observing yet another farce of a congress by the People’s National Congress/Reform, and it comes as no surprise that yet again, there have been reports of gunshots being fired, members being verbally and physically abused, fraudulent elections, delegates cards for even persons vying for leadership positions mysteriously disappearing from Congress

COMPOSTING is the process of recycling our household waste such as vegetable & fruit scraps, grass clipping, newspaper and other waste to produce healthy, wholesome, organic fertilizer, which can be used to enhance the quality of soil in your garden or flower pots.

-amid widening disunity Granger hopes to triumph HAVING SECURED the leadership of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) by a slim majority of 15 votes at the party’s

The question to bear in mind, when reading this whole sorry tale, is this. If Americans are, on average, no stupider than Germans, then why are their intelligence services so stupid?

ABOUT two weeks ago I was watching the U.S. news magazine programme, ’60 Minutes’ when I saw a heart-rending story – the plight of U.S. army veterans as some of them tried to readjust to civilian life. This made me think about our own men and women in the military and how they might be

THE Guyana Government recently rejected the USAID-funded $300 million democracy project because of the U.S. Government’s possibly limited consultation with the Donald Ramotar Administration.