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Using the recent occurrence in parliament as a teaching opportunity

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Using the recent occurrence in parliament as a teaching opportunity

DEAR EDITOR, In our political process, members of parliament are not elected by a specific community to be its representative. In our system, parties win a number of votes, and these votes are...

Representation

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Representation

DEAR EDITOR, “From the time the Dead Sea was young” we have all been told that Guyana is a Land of Many Waters and Many Peoples. It is conspicuous to anyone looking at Parliament Members to see...

Next year the next chapter of our history begins – my hope that it is on a different page

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Next year the next chapter of our history begins – my hope that it is on a different page

DEAR EDITOR, The country has predictably been set into uproar because of the decision made by Alliance For Change Parliamentarian Charrandass Persaud, to side with the opposition in bringing a...

Intrigued and excited by the Liberal and Justice Party

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Intrigued and excited by the Liberal and Justice Party

DEAR EDITOR I am indeed intrigued and excited by the upcoming launch of the Liberal and Justice Party (LJP) in Guyana by Mr. Lenox Shuman. If the recently concluded Local Government Elections...

My New Year Resolution for Guyana

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on My New Year Resolution for Guyana

DEAR EDITOR, Sometimes people do not want to hear the truth for fear of getting their illusion destroyed. According to Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, the German philosopher, poet and cultural...

The no-confidence vote is final

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on The no-confidence vote is final

Dear Editor, It is quite ironic that over the past years, at least after the 2011 General Elections, a parliamentary majority has always been defined by a vote of 33:32, but not unexpectedly...

GUYANA’S FUTURE UP IN THE AIR

Dec 28, 2018 KNews Editorial Comments Off on GUYANA’S FUTURE UP IN THE AIR

With the sudden defeat of the David Granger-led coalition government in the no-confidence motion in Parliament on Friday, December 21, almost every aspect of Guyana society is now in flux. Many are...

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Hurricanes, rain dampen Harpy Eagles’ second day

The PPPC and the PNCR are symbiotic twins

Kaieteur News – The PPP needs the PNC and the PNC needs the PPP. The two cannot exist without each other. There is... more

A third way for global peace

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – (The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the... more

[email protected] Truths By GHK Lall – Racism: Contradictions of President and Vice President

Kaieteur News – I take the liberty of quietly suggesting to His Excellency, President Ali and the Hon. Vice President,... more

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Using the recent occurrence in parliament as a teaching opportunity

Representation

Next year the next chapter of our history begins – my hope that it is on a different page

Intrigued and excited by the Liberal and Justice Party

My New Year Resolution for Guyana

The no-confidence vote is final

GUYANA’S FUTURE UP IN THE AIR

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Hurricanes, rain dampen Harpy Eagles’ second day

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The PPPC and the PNCR are symbiotic twins

A third way for global peace

[email protected] Truths By GHK Lall – Racism: Contradictions of President and Vice President

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