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GEORGE AND THE DRAGON TWO

Apr 14, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Tony Deyal column Comments Off on GEORGE AND THE DRAGON TWO

The newspapers often referred to my departed colleague and Head of the Public Relations Division of the Prime Minister’s office when I was employed there in the Eric Williams days, George...

Demand zero tolerance on illegal hunting and mistreatment of wildlife

Apr 14, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Demand zero tolerance on illegal hunting and mistreatment of wildlife

Dear Editor, Several articles have been written recently about our increasingly endangered wildlife and the need for enforcement. In a recent KN article, Wayne De Freitas, an Ecotourism...

Kissoon’s Blasphemy of Hinduism

Apr 14, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Kissoon’s Blasphemy of Hinduism

Dear Editor, Reference is made to Freddie Kissoon’s letter (KN Apr 13) in which he denigrated a Hindu practice. Very often KN allows Kissoon to get away with attacks on Indians, Hindus and Muslims...

Justification to remove Linden’s electricity subsidy had prior approval by the APNU

Apr 14, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Justification to remove Linden’s electricity subsidy had prior approval by the APNU

Dear Editor, It was not public information that Linden enjoyed a subsidy for more than 22 years during the PPP/C and also during the PNC’s 28 years in government. That secret was closely...

The newspapers that officials hate

Apr 14, 2014 KNews Editorial Comments Off on The newspapers that officials hate

There was a time when the media, more particularly the newspapers and the radio, reported on the happenings in the country. These reports were primarily about the daily happenings, the social events...

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GEORGE AND THE DRAGON TWO

Demand zero tolerance on illegal hunting and mistreatment of wildlife

Kissoon’s Blasphemy of Hinduism

Justification to remove Linden’s electricity subsidy had prior approval by the APNU

The newspapers that officials hate

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