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Route 40 minibus operators say fares are a lot more than gasoline price

Apr 30, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Route 40 minibus operators say fares are a lot more than gasoline price

Even as the Ministry of Trade is insisting that passengers should not pay any increase, Route 40 minibus operators continue to demand a $20 increase to the regular travelling fare, which is $60. The...

GCCI’s members expecting positive growth this year

Apr 30, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on GCCI’s members expecting positive growth this year

Most members of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) are optimistic that this year their businesses would record positive growth. This is not surprising, since 89 percent rated...

The winds of change have blown in Guyana

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on The winds of change have blown in Guyana

Dear Editor, Change came to Guyana in the last months of 2011. The diverse people of that country carried their wounds, bruises and pains and hobbled into polling booths all across the land. They...

It is nonsensical for Dr. Singh to compare the expected LCDS sums with VAT

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on It is nonsensical for Dr. Singh to compare the expected LCDS sums with VAT

Dear Editor, I prefer to impute no motives to Government spokespersons or self-appointed, self-interested critics of the Budget “cuts”, including Drs. Ashni Singh, Roger Luncheon and Leslie...

Let them cast the first stone

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on Let them cast the first stone

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese, I do not believe the opposition is genuine to themselves and to the people that voted for them. They used the one (1), remember (1), not (2) or (3) seats to make a claim...

Replying to Freddie Kissoon

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on Replying to Freddie Kissoon

Dear Editor, I would like to reply to the Fredrick Kissoon Column in Friday April 27, Kaieteur News. I hope that the Kaieteur News will publish my letter. I am the Administrator of the Aquatic...

Light a Candle, sing a Sankey and find the workers who really won’t get paid

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on Light a Candle, sing a Sankey and find the workers who really won’t get paid

Dear Editor, I have been observing the Government sponsored protest action which seeks to make the Opposition look like Dracula trying to suck the life-blood from these poor 38 workers. Missing from...

I was affected by the subvention cuts at Critchlow Labour College

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on I was affected by the subvention cuts at Critchlow Labour College

Dear Editor, According to Peeping Tom on Saturday 28th April, 2012, you have to cry when you see “Dosti”. The same when you see the young people at the “Champ”. Also when you see the young...

Regroup and review your game plan

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Letters Comments Off on Regroup and review your game plan

Dear Editor, A medal of Gold and two Bronze indeed deserves applause for the Guyanese contingent. That applause goes to Jessica Stephenson (Aquatics) and Miss. Foster (Track and Field) at the just...

Budget faux pas

Apr 30, 2012 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Budget faux pas

It is obvious that the opposition caught a tiger by the tail in the just completed budget process. After its accusations of governmental ‘squandermania’ and waste before, during and after the...

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Route 40 minibus operators say fares are a lot more than gasoline price

GCCI’s members expecting positive growth this year

The winds of change have blown in Guyana

It is nonsensical for Dr. Singh to compare the expected LCDS sums with VAT

Let them cast the first stone

Replying to Freddie Kissoon

Light a Candle, sing a Sankey and find the workers who really won’t get paid

I was affected by the subvention cuts at Critchlow Labour College

Regroup and review your game plan

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