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By Rickey Singh –in Bridgetown THE OPPOSITION Barbados Labour Party (BLP) succeeded in staging an impressive march on Thursday against a new controversial “land tax” with police confirming some 5,000 participants involved in a “protest walk” from Parliament Building to Government Headquarters.

Did PNCR supporters reject Sharma Solomon in his leadership quest … after he announced that he will support the AFC no-confidence motion against the PPP/C Government? IT IS NO SECRET that President Donald Ramotar is gaining in popularity among traditional Opposition supporters, and this has largely to do with the fact that they feel they

It has been the third consecutive national budget that has seen the State‘s premier media, the  Government  Information  Agency(GINA), having been deprived of its annual subvention, by way of the combined Opposition- sponsored motions to that effect.

The recent CPL matches have brought to the surface a number of realities about our economic and social life. 

WHAT a harsh critique and analysis of the leadership of the A Partnership For National Unity and its tactics since becoming the official political Opposition party as a result of the 2011 national elections!

Opposition ‘split’ amid anti-gov’t pressure Analysis by Rickey Singh GUYANESE would be familiar with the “heads will roll” warning of an earlier period in the political culture of governance politics between the Peoples Progressive Party and People’s National Congress.

How honest is Granger when he says the PNC/R has never received money from criminals? OLD Kai has seen and heard it all, after Opposition leader David Granger pronounced authoritatively that the PNC/R has never received money from criminals.

– conveniently ignore these facts (Continued) OLD Kai believes that those who are now condemning a Chronicle editorial for pointing out the historical facts where elements in the Opposition have been encouraging youths, either directly or indirectly into a life of criminality, need to read what some of their very own had to say about

OLD KAI read the Chronicle editorial which APNU spokesperson Joseph Harmon recently condemned for being racist in nature, and for which similar condemnation was subsequently observed from the Guyana Bar Association, which also included Harmon’s signature among others.

THIS IS the fourth and final installment in what has turned out, inadvertently I should add, to be a series on young people and modern communication technology.