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US$1B anomaly in the Liza projects

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on US$1B anomaly in the Liza projects

Dear Editor, The oil companies appear to be pressuring the government to approve the Payara project. Before we proceed with anymore approvals, we should: (1) Clarify mathematical anomalies between...

The Ministry’s shock response system

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Ministry’s shock response system

Dear Editor, Please allow us to respond to a recent letter – “The administrators of this ministry are callous”. First, the ministry has a social protection system- which responds to the...

Victimisation at GPL

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Victimisation at GPL

Dear Editor, Kindly permit space in your newspaper to highlight what seems to be an overwhelming situation at the Guyana Power and Light from a different perspective that your readers are not...

The daily trauma on East Street

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The daily trauma on East Street

Dear Editor, Every Guyanese knows that the city streets are terribly overcrowded, can be recklessly impatient, and reveals Guyanese road users, drivers especially, at their barbaric worst. Pick any...

Seasonal city vendors at severe disadvantaged

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Seasonal city vendors at severe disadvantaged

Dear Editor, Relative to an article in the Guyana Chronicle Newspaper of Wednesday, November 20, 2019 regarding “All clear for seasonal city vendors”, the Guyana Market Vendors Union (GMVU) is...

The empty oil drums are beating

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The empty oil drums are beating

Dear Editor, There is a cacophony of drums in the land. Drums of the masquerade bands as they herald the arrival of the festive season. Drums of political parties, urging supporters into action,...

Where have all the flowers gone?

Nov 25, 2019 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Where have all the flowers gone?

Where have all the flowers gone? To whom has all the honey and milk gone? In all three sweet, richly perfumed instances, it is certainly not to Guyanese, be they individual citizens or business...

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The unconscionable terms, The unconscionable terms Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The Production Sharing Agreement (PSA)... more

Forget Begging Rich Nations: Caribbean Countries Should Act to Save Themselves

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- It has long been evident that the world’s richest nations, especially those responsible... more

Renegotiation – the latest Guyanese curse

Hard Truths… By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- Tireless national rescue worker Christopher Ram, Esq, ACCA, has attracted slings... more

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US$1B anomaly in the Liza projects

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Seasonal city vendors at severe disadvantaged

The empty oil drums are beating

Where have all the flowers gone?

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