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Chase Academy supports former students

Chase Academy supports former students

Dec 11, 2017 Sports Comments Off on Chase Academy supports former students

Nedd & Persaud among 5 Guyanese picked for U-19 World Cup Owner of Chase Academy Henry Chase made a donation of cricketing items to left-arm spinner Ashmead Nedd and batsman congratulated Joshua...
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Proudly representing Guyana…North West District Secondary stages Farrier’s supernatural play at Caribbean Drama Festival

Proudly representing Guyana…North West District Secondary stages Farrier’s supernatural play at Caribbean Drama Festival

Dec 11, 2017 News Comments Off on Proudly representing Guyana…North West District Secondary stages Farrier’s supernatural play at Caribbean Drama Festival

  By Sharmain Grainger From all indications, the Ministry of Education will be putting deliberate measures in place to ensure that Allied Arts, in schools across the country, is given keen...
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GNIC continues to be major player in ship building, manufacturing sector

GNIC continues to be major player in ship building, manufacturing sector

Dec 11, 2017 News Comments Off on GNIC continues to be major player in ship building, manufacturing sector

By: Kiana Wilburg The Guyana National Industrial Company Incorporated (GNIC) has been quietly making a significant contribution to the Guyanese Maritime/Logistics Services and Manufacturing Sectors....
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Changing the narrative and setting the agenda for the 2020 Elections – Part 2

Changing the narrative and setting the agenda for the 2020 Elections – Part 2

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Changing the narrative and setting the agenda for the 2020 Elections – Part 2

Dear Editor, I would like to express my appreciation to your newspaper for publishing my letter ‘Changing the narrative and setting the agenda for the 2020 Elections’. I would also like to say...
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The person who leaked that letter displayed the courage and patriotism lacking in so many

The person who leaked that letter displayed the courage and patriotism lacking in so many

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on The person who leaked that letter displayed the courage and patriotism lacking in so many

Dear Editor, If there was any doubt in the minds of the people of Guyana about where the country is and where it is headed, look no further than Saturday’s headlines of the self-proclaimed “The...
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20 pieces of silver and betrayal on our minds

20 pieces of silver and betrayal on our minds

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on 20 pieces of silver and betrayal on our minds

Dear Editor, Now that someone finally, “let the cat out of the bag” on the signing bonus Government collected from Exxon, the rats seem to be running in all directions. The waters of the famous...
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“A luta continua:” In times like these I remember those words

“A luta continua:” In times like these I remember those words

Dec 11, 2017 Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on “A luta continua:” In times like these I remember those words

“A luta continua” means “the struggle continues.” I got to know the slogan when I was one of those youths who looked up to Walter Rodney in the fight for a better Guyana. Its origin lies in...
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Granger should have involved Jagdeo

Granger should have involved Jagdeo

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Granger should have involved Jagdeo

Dear Editor, My initial thinking is that the Coalition Government’s handling, if not bungling of the signing bonus with Exxon Mobil results from inexperience if not incompetence, rather than a...
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Using religion to justify war

Using religion to justify war

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Using religion to justify war

Dear Editor, History is replete with examples of people using religion to justify war. Let us take the latest example which from a certain perspective is a prelude to war. That is, American...
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Ruel Johnson’s report mirrors the American fiction, Rennillia

Ruel Johnson’s report mirrors the American fiction, Rennillia

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Ruel Johnson’s report mirrors the American fiction, Rennillia

Dear Editor, There have been a number of disturbing details that have since surfaced following the initial hysteria created on social media by Cultural Advisor to the Ministry of Social Cohesion, Mr....
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Bring those charges against the former PPP Ministers now

Bring those charges against the former PPP Ministers now

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Bring those charges against the former PPP Ministers now

Dear Editor, It’s time to bring major charges against many former PPP Ministers for their alleged roles in pilfering state funds and other of state property during their twenty-three years in...
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Accountants and Auditors in the Anti-Corruption Effort

Accountants and Auditors in the Anti-Corruption Effort

Dec 11, 2017 Letters Comments Off on Accountants and Auditors in the Anti-Corruption Effort

Dear Editor, The current news swirling around the almost US$20 million ExxonMobil signing bonus saga reinforces the important role of accountants and auditors in the anti-corruption effort. It is...
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DEPRESSED AT CHRISTMAS

DEPRESSED AT CHRISTMAS

Dec 11, 2017 Editorial Comments Off on DEPRESSED AT CHRISTMAS

The Christmas season is upon us and Guyanese from all walks of life at home and in the diaspora will be celebrating the festive season. Christmas is a time of joy, peace, goodwill towards all...
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The end of the 2020 oil dream

The end of the 2020 oil dream

Dec 11, 2017 Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on The end of the 2020 oil dream

Why would the government hide, from the public, that there was a ‘signing bonus’ with Exxon Mobil? Why was it necessary to conceal and deny this fact? The government renegotiated the contract...
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Keevin Allicock – the next torchbearer for Guyanese professional boxing

Keevin Allicock – the next torchbearer for Guyanese professional...

Dec 31, 2024

By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports- In the rich tapestry of Guyanese sports, few names shine as brightly as Keevin Allicock. A prodigious talent with the rare blend of skill, charisma, and grit, Allicock...
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Guyana Harpy Eagles begin Fitness Preparation for 2025 CWI Regional Four-Day Tournament

Guyana Harpy Eagles begin Fitness Preparation for...

Dec 31, 2024

The business end has arrived, a place in the final is at stake tomorrow night

The business end has arrived, a place in the...

Dec 31, 2024

Thirteen-year-old benefits from Project “Cricket Gear for young and promising cricketers in Guyana”

Thirteen-year-old benefits from Project...

Dec 31, 2024

Milerock stop Winners Connection 9-3 behind Drakes 5 goal spree, Botafago humble Capital Fc 8-3

Milerock stop Winners Connection 9-3 behind...

Dec 31, 2024

Dharry reigns supreme with second-round KO against Ramirez

Dharry reigns supreme with second-round KO...

Dec 30, 2024

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