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Burt Bacharach on the first day of 2009

Jan 01, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Burt Bacharach on the first day of 2009

One of my favourite Bacharach tunes is “Wishing and Hoping” and I guess that is all we can do as we enter into a brand new year. What lies ahead no one knows but there are trends that we can...

Several prominent Guyanese died in eventful leap year

Jan 01, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Several prominent Guyanese died in eventful leap year

Leap years may not necessarily bring ill fortune, but the deaths of several prominent Guyanese in 2008 almost seemed to give this belief some credence. On April 25, the nation said goodbye to writer,...

2k8 Pageants: Failures and Successes

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By Alex Wayne There was a time when pageants were highly esteemed ventures. However, over the years persons have been ‘taking things for granted’ and pageants of every imaginable nature have...

Public sphere and public intellectuals

Jan 01, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on Public sphere and public intellectuals

This newspaper has in the past stated its commitment to the widening and deepening of what has been termed “the public sphere”, by the German political philosopher Jürgen Habermas. This is the...

Evacuation imminent for some Victoria residents

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Corbin laments casual approach by Civil Defence Commission With evacuation imminent in some East Coast Demerara villages, like Victoria, Opposition Leader Robert Corbin has said that he is very upset...

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