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Jan 19, 2020 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The dry weather in some parts of the country will wreak havoc on livestock in the savannahs. For starters there will be some fires which will add to the confusion.
The farmers would seek to pressure the government to do something, but they themselves do not know what.
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The sale of oil will be a talking point. There will be those who will actually attempt to count Guyana’s earnings without understanding the contract.
This will form part of the political campaign. Of course, the government will be the focus.
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Another petty robbery will go bad because of the police presence. A group will attempt to rob a woman leaving the bank. The criminals will be armed but the police would be better armed.
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