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- French oil company operating offshore Guyana has history of corruption, bribery, inflating costs
- Outdated laws hinder Govt’s promise to award 20 percent of contracts to small businesses – Tender Board Head
- No toilet paper and soap for staff but…UG spent over $400,000 to cater dinner for eight
- Miss Rupununi Rodeo 2019 does Surama proud
- Robbed…shot…killed… Despite attacks, money-changers continue risky trade
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By Kiana Wilburg INTRODUCTION Much has been said about the attractiveness of the Guyana basin, which holds over five billion oil equivalent resources. The world’s most elite petroleum...
Editorial
War has been declared. It is gathering force and coming from multiple fronts, some surprising, but still welcomed. It is war for Facebook (internet) curbs. If ever there was an idea and...
Letters
DEAR EDITOR, As one of the persons who aided in the establishment of the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU), as well as one who is a victim of its malicious prosecution, I feel compelled...
Dem Boys Seh
De Waterfalls paper publish a cartoon yesterday dat had nuff people smiling. Long ago church was a place to go for peace and salvation. Dem bandits decide to go there fuh riches. Some of...
Heist of Guyana
After months of public pressure over an anticipated fortune-changer oil deal for Guyana, Government yesterday announced that it is getting ready to make public its contract with...
Sports
Carrying bag packs or trolley bags loaded with local and foreign currency, they are often seen sitting or standing along Water, America, or Longden Street, Georgetown to trade their wads of money....
Features/Columnists
Away they go; will I see them again?
In several Easter columns stretching back to 2003, I reflected on the kites going up and likened them to people leaving Guyana.... more
Kite-flying and its lessons on how to live
In my lifetime, I had only one kite. It was bought for me when I was three years old. My parents never had to buy another.... more
Migrant Caravans: Are they in the Caribbean’s future?
By Sir Ronald Sanders Imagine the scene if people with little hope of a better life in Caribbean countries could walk... more
