DURING the election campaign, the now governing coalition promised to do several things during its first 100 days in office.

ALL our politicians have at one time or another called for National Unity as a prerequisite for national development. Since

WE welcome the announcement by the Hon Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo, that the Government would be moving to address the

WE come back today to the recent Budget debates in Parliament. Our initial comments, which were critical of the quality

WHEN the PPP/C assumed power in 1992, after 28 years in the Opposition, one of its first moves was to

A LARGE contingent of Guyanese cultural workers is currently in Haiti to participate in this year’s CARIFESTA.

THE budget debate in Parliament is in full swing. But is it really a debate? Do Parliamentarians really discuss the

VENEZUELA’S overt threat to annex a large portion of Guyana’s territory caused our Government to seek support from many quarters.

AFTER absenting themselves for the first six sittings of the current Parliament, members of the Opposition People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)

WHAT was former Amerindian Minister, Pauline Sukhai thinking when she declared that she was entitled to the $2.1 million spent