April 18, 2011

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Total private investments are on the decline since 1992

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Total private investments are on the decline since 1992

Dear Editor, In a recent news report, President Bharrat Jagdeo noted an upsurge in investments. I take it that the President is alluding to private investments in Guyana. The official data, however,...

Fascism is evident in the regime on a daily basis

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Fascism is evident in the regime on a daily basis

Dear Editor, During the week ending Saturday 16th April, 2011 it was reported in various media houses that the PPP’s presidential candidate Donald Ramotar said that he grew up in a democratic...

A great example of self-exoneration

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on A great example of self-exoneration

Dear Editor, Ravi Dev’s letter on April 17, brief and to the point for a change is a great example of self-exoneration and passing the buck, while at the same time, straddling empty spaces in his...

The minibus situation is like a sore left to fester on its own

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on The minibus situation is like a sore left to fester on its own

Dear Editor, Mini bus drivers and conductors provide an invaluable service to Guyanese. In a land where public transport, via land, is non-existent, these hardworking men and women transport the...

Some fundamental things are absolutely wrong with cricket in Demerara

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Some fundamental things are absolutely wrong with cricket in Demerara

Dear Editor, I have been following the Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) ‘saga’ for a very long time now and I feel that I am obligated to make my concerns public and I am sure the general public...

Stagnant universities and ineffectual monuments

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Stagnant universities and ineffectual monuments

Dear Editor, Ralf Dahrendorf fittingly remarked that “Stagnant universities are expensive and ineffectual monuments to status quo which is more likely to be a status quo ante, yesterday’s world...

Why dismiss the words of wisdom and experience?

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Why dismiss the words of wisdom and experience?

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter “Eusi Kwyana is a relic of an ancient echo”. (Guyana Chronicle 3-04-11). Mr. Kwayana is a man of much wisdom and has played an important role in the creation of...

Can’t NCN (Linden) embark on a much more meaningful approach?

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Can’t NCN (Linden) embark on a much more meaningful approach?

Dear Editor, It seems the NCN Linden Television has gone full swing; on a roll with the Christianburg Magistrate Court, being punctual and maintaining their rendezvous at every court session, without...

NATIONAL SERVICE IS HISTORY

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on NATIONAL SERVICE IS HISTORY

The possible reintroduction of compulsory National Service, should the opposition win this year’s elections has now become a political issue. In reality it is a non-issue because no party in its...

GOING UP IN SMOKE

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Tony Deyal column Comments Off on GOING UP IN SMOKE

Smokers are at their last gasp but not the cigarette industry or “Big Tobacco” as it is called. It is no sense saying that you pay twice for your cigarettes – first when you get them and...

The Sanya Declaration

Apr 18, 2011 KNews Editorial Comments Off on The Sanya Declaration

In our last Friday’s editorial “BRICS Power”, we noted the entry of South Africa into the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) grouping at the third annual meeting in the Chinese city of...

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Total private investments are on the decline since 1992

Fascism is evident in the regime on a daily basis

A great example of self-exoneration

The minibus situation is like a sore left to fester on its own

Some fundamental things are absolutely wrong with cricket in Demerara

Stagnant universities and ineffectual monuments

Why dismiss the words of wisdom and experience?

Can’t NCN (Linden) embark on a much more meaningful approach?

NATIONAL SERVICE IS HISTORY

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