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Let the big buses roll

Jul 18, 2008 knews Features / Columnists Comments Off on Let the big buses roll

The Parrot is once again forced to squawk on this minibus fiasco. Recently in a news item on the Main City News, the President made some remarks that can be deemed disparaging and disrespectful. No,...

If anyone can, it’s Ramkarran

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on If anyone can, it’s Ramkarran

DEAR EDITOR, I read with both interest and hope Peeping Tom’s article in Kaieteur News (17-07-08). When I entered politics and joined the PNC in 1996, it was not to make that Party a better party;...

All dem Govt. Minista cussing

Jul 18, 2008 knews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists Comments Off on All dem Govt. Minista cussing

De press showing how it powerful and it mekking de news in Guyana. Up comes Labba Lip Kwame and announce that he ban a reporter. Bharrat, before he stay quiet, announce how he support de ban. Well...

The “Roop” Economic Corner: Support our local products

Jul 18, 2008 knews Peeping Tom Comments Off on The “Roop” Economic Corner: Support our local products

Introduction: I am assuming that our policy makers share my belief that the private sector drives our economy. However, this may not be the case. We hear our politicians turn business pundits talking...

This minister’s presentations are mostly deceptive

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on This minister’s presentations are mostly deceptive

DEAR EDITOR, This letter is a response to a news article in the SN on July 13, 2008 by Miranda La Rose on the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Robert Persaud’s oral presentation to the Economic Service...

No need to be vindictive towards press personalities

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on No need to be vindictive towards press personalities

DEAR EDITOR, I have absolutely no idea whether it was accurate or inaccurate reports carried by journalist Mr. Gordon Moseley from Antigua a few weeks ago, but I would like to believe that if indeed...

There are rules and regulations that the media must follow

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on There are rules and regulations that the media must follow

DEAR EDITOR, From time to time the government has the right to make examples of those who believe they can do or say anything without having any repercussion. It is the government’s duty, even in a...

This ban must be seen within the context of communist ideology

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on This ban must be seen within the context of communist ideology

DEAR EDITOR, Congratulations to Gordon Moseley and numerous other Guyanese spotlighted in the public domain who exercise their human right by speaking out against the injustices, discriminatory...

Guyana’s development undermined by a culture of workplace tardiness

Jul 18, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Guyana’s development undermined by a culture of workplace tardiness

DEAR EDITOR, A long held labour practice stereo-type of Caribbean and in general un-industrialised countries is our tardy approach to work, which I suppose has become a self-fulfilling prophecy in...

Using Guyanese Migration

Jul 18, 2008 knews Editorial Comments Off on Using Guyanese Migration

Guyana has earned the dubious distinction of having one of the highest migration rates in the world, resulting in almost as many people of Guyanese origin living outside Guyana as inside. While these...

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Is the Guyana Government undemocratic?

Kaieteur News – We can begin by arguing that if the Guyana Government is undemocratic then the person(s) or group(s)... more

The unpredictable hand of history

Kaieteur News – I met a man a few days ago and we struck up a casual conversation. We joked and poked fun at each other. As... more

Abolition of works permits: an example for regional integration

By Sir Ronald Sanders (The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States of America and the Organization... more

OP:ED – The Bidens

By: GHK Lall Kaieteur News – President Joseph Biden and his son, Hunter Biden are up to their necks in a deep pile... more

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Let the big buses roll

If anyone can, it’s Ramkarran

All dem Govt. Minista cussing

The “Roop” Economic Corner: Support our local products

This minister’s presentations are mostly deceptive

No need to be vindictive towards press personalities

There are rules and regulations that the media must follow

This ban must be seen within the context of communist ideology

Guyana’s development undermined by a culture of workplace tardiness

Using Guyanese Migration

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Is the Guyana Government undemocratic?

The unpredictable hand of history

Abolition of works permits: an example for regional integration

OP:ED – The Bidens

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