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And upon us it descended, the dreaded teenage years, when “Women- A survival module,” was education curriculum mandated. Where aware...
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2022: The year to stop the decline of the Ocean’s
BY AMBASSADOR PETER THOMSON, UN SECRETARY-GENERAL’S SPECIAL ENVOY FOR THE OCEAN) With every breath we take, we are connected to...
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STATEMENT || By Hon. Amanza Walton-Desir shadow Minister of Foreign Affairs || Today, June 24, 2022, the world celebrates the...
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US Supreme Court overturns federal right to abortion
by Mark DaCosta The Supreme Court of the United States of America has, on June 24, made a ruling overturning...
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Lessons for Guyana from T&T: what to embrace and what to avoid?
By Dr. Graham King Commodity-rich developing countries can suffer terribly from Dutch Disease. Commodity wealth bolsters imports, making them relatively...
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Coping in difficult times – food security
OP-ED Dr. Gillian Smith, FAO Guyana Representative Food prices have continued an upward trajectory over the past two years. In...
Read moreDetailsThe VP is damaged goods: no amount of public defending will help him
By GHK Lall I am appalled and disgusted. I feel stained, even though I have no relationship to anyone; it...
Read moreDetailsThe second coming of Mr. Su, and the second lease on life for Guyana’s Vice President
By GHK Lall VICE News is back in town, and it has all the ferocity of a Cat-5 hurricane. Though...
Read moreDetailsPresident Ali in Bartica
President Ali went to Bartica and the worst in him came out. It was of the real man emerging from...
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Perspectives on Refugees and other immigrants in Guyana in an era of unprecedented socio-economic change
(By Lear Matthews) Some concerns may be emerging in Guyana as a result of the stream of refugees from Venezuela...
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