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Do the decent thing and resign forthwith

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Do the decent thing and resign forthwith

DEAR EDITOR, The dawn of a new year always brings with it a renewed sense of home and optimism. The no-conference motion which was passed in Parliament by a majority vote was a development...

On the No-Confidence Motion

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on On the No-Confidence Motion

DEAR EDITOR, As was to be expected, following passage of the No-Confidence Motion, certain court jesters have sprung up like ‘jumbie bubbie.’ Their aim is to chip away as fast, and as hard...

Guyanese must have an abiding interest in the rule of law

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Guyanese must have an abiding interest in the rule of law

DEAR EDITOR, Since the passage of the No-Confidence Vote in Parliament on December 21, 2018, there have been many persons calling for elections to be held in 90 days. The Guyana Bar Association is...

The electorate should find other political parties to vote for

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The electorate should find other political parties to vote for

DEAR EDITOR, Whether there are elections in Guyana early in 2019 or in 2020, the Guyanese people are faced with little to choose between the two major parties. The President and Prime...

The hindrance of healthy discussions on the No-Confidence developments

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The hindrance of healthy discussions on the No-Confidence developments

DEAR EDITOR, Over the past week, there has been an eruption of views regarding the Parliamentary No-confidence Motion and with it, the ugly face of tribalism, racism and disunity. Debates...

Do authorities really want to control the wildlife trade?

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Do authorities really want to control the wildlife trade?

DEAR EDITOR, The SN Dec 27/2018, article titled “Finches’ smuggler flies under cops’ radar” caught my attention. On Dec 8, 2018, US Customs and Border Protection agricultural...

Parliamentary Majority – We are being burdened by a legal caterwauling

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Parliamentary Majority – We are being burdened by a legal caterwauling

DEAR EDITOR, We seem to be confused about simple things that even a schoolboy can understand and differentiate, much less our legal luminaries. In line with our Constitution, a majority is...

The Caribbean Court of Justice revisited

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Caribbean Court of Justice revisited

DEAR EDITOR, I suspect that the primary reason why the people of Grenada and Antigua & Barbuda voted on 6th November 2018 not to accept the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as their highest...

An even worse nightmare

Jan 01, 2019 KNews Editorial Comments Off on An even worse nightmare

A message bandied about by handpicked opposition veterans in selected neighbourhoods is gaining ominous traction. It is that there is only one man who could run this country. Opposition...

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Warriors eyeing comeback win, with important Guyana leg looming

Irfaan Ali’s dilemma and the shadow of Jagdeo

Kaieteur News – If history is to be trusted, the bourgeoisie of any society has always been marked by unity of purpose.... more

Rising Gun Crimes in the Caribbean: Urgent Action required by all

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more

Proposed cybercrime changes: rich resourcefulness or reason to fear

Kaieteur News – The social media space in Guyana is out of control. It needs policing. The proposed amendments... more

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Archives by Month:

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Do the decent thing and resign forthwith

On the No-Confidence Motion

Guyanese must have an abiding interest in the rule of law

The electorate should find other political parties to vote for

The hindrance of healthy discussions on the No-Confidence developments

Do authorities really want to control the wildlife trade?

Parliamentary Majority – We are being burdened by a legal caterwauling

The Caribbean Court of Justice revisited

An even worse nightmare

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Irfaan Ali’s dilemma and the shadow of Jagdeo

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