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Kaieteur News Cartoon Sept 15 2019

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Introduce a system that requires foreign companies to pay taxes and non-Guyanese workers to purchase work permits

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Introduce a system that requires foreign companies to pay taxes and non-Guyanese workers to purchase work permits

Dear Editor, Recently, public attention has been drawn to the critical discussion of the means by which we can ensure that the benefit of gas and oil be directed to Guyanese. There has been talk of a...

I support this form of punishment for paedophilia

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on I support this form of punishment for paedophilia

Dear Editor, It breaks my heart to know that paedophilia, trafficking and other child sex offences have become a scourge and industry in Guyana and around the world. In Guyana, we have seen many...

Does our endowment count for anything?

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Does our endowment count for anything?

Dear Editor, When the PSA with Exxon was first released, the public was disappointed to learn that every dime of the initial investment – cost for Exxon’s search for oil plus infrastructure...

Bipartisan approach needed to decriminalise suicide

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Bipartisan approach needed to decriminalise suicide

Dear Editor, Director of the Mental Health Institute, Dr. Util Richmond-Thomas, was recently quoted in the media as being “in full support of the decriminalisation of suicide and self-harm in...

I applaud Govt. for curtailing uncapped interests

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on I applaud Govt. for curtailing uncapped interests

Dear Editor, I applaud the government for announcing that ‘uncapped interests’ will not be recovered as expenses in oil and gas exploration and production (KN Sep 12). I salute the media and...

Exxon is also robbing Guyana of its independent leaders and columnists

Sep 15, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Exxon is also robbing Guyana of its independent leaders and columnists

Dear Editor, Freddie Kissoon in his Kaieteur News column dated September 5, 2019 stated: “I am bamboozled by the insane frequency of the condemnations of Exxon, but no condemnation of the hate...

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GUYSUCO’s problems are political not managerial

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Breaking the Chains of Poverty: A need for political will

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Exxon Awards

Hard Truths… By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- It’s time for the first Exxon Annual Awards. These prestigious, much sought... more

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Kaieteur News Cartoon Sept 15 2019

Introduce a system that requires foreign companies to pay taxes and non-Guyanese workers to purchase work permits

I support this form of punishment for paedophilia

Does our endowment count for anything?

Bipartisan approach needed to decriminalise suicide

I applaud Govt. for curtailing uncapped interests

Exxon is also robbing Guyana of its independent leaders and columnists

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