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15-year-old crushed in mining pit
A 15-year old boy perished yesterday when the wall of a 60-foot deep mining pit he was working in near at Tumatumari caved... [...]
Kumaka stelling to be reclaimed - Ministry of Public Works
The stelling at Kumaka Landing in the Barima/Waini area has been slipping into the river for some time now, making it increasingly... [...]
Gov’t could get back into airline business - Jagdeo
President Bharrat Jagdeo on Tuesday said that his government has not ruled out getting back into the airline business. The... [...]
Editorial
Closing the noose around criminals
Suriname’s Justice Minister, Chandrikapersad Santokhi, is in Guyana for a meeting that is examining... Continue reading
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Seaman charged with murder
… Cool Square robbery and killing A 19-year-old seaman from East Ruimveldt Housing Scheme was yesterday charged in connection with the killing of Canada-based Guyanese Rawle Harding,... [...]
Features / Columnists
Freudian politics and sempiternal magic
All human beings possess a sense of rationality about them. Intelligence, commonsense, and logical thinking vary in human... more
AN ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS
The President always finds the most unusual way to call for increased political cooperation. The latest... more
Disasters need more than prayers
By Sir Ronald Sanders The massive earthquakes in Haiti and Chile within six weeks of each other, on January12... more
The city landscape is no longer attractive
By Adam Harris Yesterday I sat down and I decided to take a look at what was in Georgetown when I was... more
HIGHER EDUCATION
By Professor Emeritus Kenneth Ramchand This speech was delivered on November 27, 2009 to secondary and... more
Weekend Cartoon
Sports
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GDF makes substantial donation to West Demerara Circle Tennis Sub-Association
Warrant Officer Clenn Braithwaithe (right) presents the cheque to WDCTA President Mr. Mark Walkes at Defence Headquarters... Full Story
GT&T 10/10 Softball Nationwide Cricket
Trophy Stall beat Regal by 2 runs, advance to Super 16 Trophy Stall XI continued their dominance in the inaugural GT&T... Full Story
Stag Beer/EBFA League to climax on Sunday
East Bank football fans are in for a treat on Sunday when the 2009 Stag Beer sponsored East Bank Football Association division-one... Full Story
Dora wins Hugh Desmond Hoyte Memorial Circle Tennis Competition
Students of Dora Secondary School received the Hugh Desmond Hoyte Memorial Circle Tennis trophy from President Bharrat Jagdeo.... Full Story
