Doubtful whether PNC leadership wants murderers found and punished
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Doubtful whether PNC leadership wants murderers found and punished

BY: KIT NASCIMENTO TWO young Guyanese boys, Joel and Isaiah Henry, 19 and 16 years old, were murdered, brutally attacked by persons yet unknown, their bodies mutilated, with…

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THE FIRE THIS TIME
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THE FIRE THIS TIME

BY: RAVI DEV When, late last Sunday afternoon, I received the news of the horrible murder and mutilation of teenagers Joel and Isaiah Henry in the backdam of…

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Crimes given a political twist and flavour
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Crimes given a political twist and flavour

BY: HASEEF YUSUF IN April 2019, the former Minister of Public Security met with residents and was adamant that the high rate of murders is a result of…

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GUYANA’S AGONY
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GUYANA’S AGONY

BY: RALPH RAMKARRAN Violence at election time or immediately thereafter in Guyana, though devastatingly painful, particularly to the victims, is nothing unusual. It gave rise in the past…

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We have to totally reject all hate crimes, regardless of ethnicity or class
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We have to totally reject all hate crimes, regardless of ethnicity or class

BY: GEOFFREY DA SILVA Over the past few days, many of us have cried a number of times over the barbaric, sadistic and uncivilized actions that some Guyanese…

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New ppp Govt rejects previous Granger-led Govt’s policy of neglect in covid-19 fight
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New ppp Govt rejects previous Granger-led Govt’s policy of neglect in covid-19 fight

BY: DR. LESLIE RAMSAMMY Between March 5 and August 2, a period of 150 days, Guyana, under the APNU+AFC, conducted 4,705 COVID-19 tests, an average of 31 per…

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For a national conversation on a new political culture
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For a national conversation on a new political culture

BY: RAVI DEV Way back in 1963, after the leaders of the PPP, PNC and UF could not reach agreement on away forward on Constitutional measures following ethnic…

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Use democratic transition to focus on tearing down oppressive barriers of classism, discrimination, racism
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Use democratic transition to focus on tearing down oppressive barriers of classism, discrimination, racism

BY: NIGEL HINDS On May 10, 2020 – Kaieteur News and Guyana Times published a letter I submitted, captioned “Recounting deep down the rabbit hole: coming out requires…

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President acted wisely in seeking Payara review
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President acted wisely in seeking Payara review

BY: VISHNU BISRAM Generally speaking, it is very difficult, though not impossible, to break a contract with a multinational corporation. Breaking a contract is fraught with serious consequences,…

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Another nail in AFC’s coffin
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Another nail in AFC’s coffin

BY: HASEEF YUSUF Soon after the November, 2011 General Elections, there was a de facto Coalition which began an insatiable quest to gain power at any and all…

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