In hindsight: the economic implications of the downsizing of the sugar industry
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In hindsight: the economic implications of the downsizing of the sugar industry

By: J.C. BHAGWANDIN, M.Sc. The last labour force survey indicated that Guyana’s unemployment rate is 12 percent. However, at the time, the report did not consider the massive…

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Rodney COI report is a symbol of free speech and ought to be an election issue
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Rodney COI report is a symbol of free speech and ought to be an election issue

By: RAKESH RAMPERTAB The Walter Rodney COI report cannot truly be made “public” if it is unavailable in the library, university, the press, and bookstore. Parliament is no…

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An outlook on the impact of renewable energy on the global energy market
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An outlook on the impact of renewable energy on the global energy market

By: J.C. BHAGWANDIN, M.Sc. In the next 20 years, Guyana is poised to earn approximately US$33 billion, or Gy$7.1trillion, (twice/2.1 times) the earnings of the last 20 years.…

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The same PNC rigging modus operandi
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The same PNC rigging modus operandi

By: HASEEF YUSUF Dear Editor, The more I witness the PNC’s modus operandi since the illegal and unilateral appointment of Patterson as the GECOM Chairman, the more I…

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GOVERNANCE REFORM
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GOVERNANCE REFORM

By: Ralph Ramkarran At its 130th Anniversary gala dinner during last week, the President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), Nicholas Deygoo-Boyer, outlined a development…

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Manifestos and voting in Guyana
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Manifestos and voting in Guyana

By: Ravi Dev The release of manifestos is as much a part of the Guyanese electoral scene as “bottom house meetings”:  both are geared to persuade the voting…

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Guyanese workers are treated like second-class citizens – APNU/AFC leading culprit
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Guyanese workers are treated like second-class citizens – APNU/AFC leading culprit

By: Dr. Leslie Ramsammy Make no mistake, APNU/AFC is leading from the front as working people are today being treated as second-class citizens in Guyana. Now everybody understands…

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They killed Walter Rodney a second time
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They killed Walter Rodney a second time

By: ANIL NANDALALL On the evening of the 13th day of June 1980, the world stood still as the news of the death of Dr Walter Rodney, blown…

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PNC, democracy and sugar workers
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PNC, democracy and sugar workers

By: RAVI DEV The PNC bent backwards to accommodate the AFC in their coalition “accord” renegotiation. Why else would they give the latter 30% of the seats they…

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APNU/AFC shamelessly boasts about projects inherited from the PPP
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APNU/AFC shamelessly boasts about projects inherited from the PPP

By: Dr. LESLIE RAMSAMMY It is jarring listening to David Granger and his shameless APNU/AFC colleagues boast about projects which were started or were designed before May 2015,…

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