April 28 is World Day for Safety and Health at Work
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has announced the theme for this year’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work, ...
‘The programmatic suppression of Africans’
Guyana’s government delegation to the opening of the Third Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in ...
Opposition lauds High Court’s ruling on right to strike and collective bargaining
The parliamentary Opposition, A Partnership of National Unity and Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) considers the ruling on Friday (19th April) ...
UNHRC and non discrimination, IDPADA-G and discrimination’s reality
The United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) issued the advance unedited version of its “Concluding observations on the third periodic ...
Cocaine in, cocaine out; Granger condemns Govt’s failure to tighten system to stop narco trafficking
The United States (US) Drug Enforcement Administration’s notification of its offshore interception of a semi-submersible vessel with a 2,370 kg ...
Teachers’ strike: Justice Kissoon’s ruling
Justice Sandil Kissoon has duly listened. Justice Sandil Kissoon has duly considered. Justice Sandil Kissoon has rightly ruled, the teachers’ ...
WORD OF DAY: NOBLESSE OBLIGE
WORD OF DAY: NOBLESSE OBLIGE noun | noh-BLESS-uh-BLEEZH What It Means Noblesse oblige refers to the idea that people who ...
Gov’t threatens to appeal ruling that protects workers’ rights
“The Court simultaneously depriving the employer of his property (wages)..;” and “has trespassed upon the lawmaking power of Parliament…” So ...
Black Faces in High Places Often a Prelude to Black Betrayal
by Shane Headley In our quest for representation and leadership, the rise of Black faces in positions of authority often ...
China’s trade promotion council urges U.S. to stop Section 301 investigation
The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), a national foreign trade and investment promotion agency, has called ...
