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Since some 95% of the criminal cases in the United States of America are concluded by plea bargaining, as I was considering witness protection programmes in last week’s column, a thought struck me.

BUENOS AIRES — Judging from what I heard in recent interviews with several Latin American presidents, a victory by Donald Trump in the November 8 election would chill US-Latin American ties, moving even the most pro-American presidents in the region to distance themselves from the United States.

Corporate governance broadly refers to the mechanisms, relations, and processes by which an organisation is controlled and directed.

By The Caribbean Voice The Caribbean Voice is a New York based NGO that has been involved in social activism since its launch in 1998.

Fees at the University of Guyana have been increased by five per cent.

Babylon, Corentyne, Berbice also called Number 64 Village is home to approximately 600 people.

(Conclusion) Expansion of markets Like with everything else, the cooperative business model contains advantages and disadvantages. 

In today’s column I introduce the second topic in the series appraising Guyana’s economy in the coming time of oil and gas production and export.

Headlines which constantly remind us of lethal crime heighten the sense of life’s fragility in all of us.

As China celebrates its National Day, it is dealing with complicated challenges on multiple fronts.

Starting out, I have to admit I am a basket case when someone is badly injured or wounded and the blood is flowing. 

How should the anglophone Caribbean respond to Brexit? Should it, based on the expert advice it has received from the Caricom Secretariat and its own trade negotiators, now be actively exploring with the UK an approach that secures an equivalent trade relationship to that which it has with the EU under the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)?

A Slice of Itiribisi This month, artists Stanley Greaves AA and Akima McPherson turn their attention to Merlene Ellis’s acrylic painting A Slice of Itiribisi, which was completed in 2006.

The King Vulture (Sarcoramphus papa) is large and predominantly white with a grayish-black flight and tail feathers.

On Wednesday while sipping on a pre-workout supplement in my hotel room overlooking the horizon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, it occurred to me that I should tell readers about some of the supplements I take and why.

The 42nd Chess Olympiad in Baku, Azerbaijan, afforded Guyana the rare opportunity of showcasing its hidden chess talent and demonstrating a more glamorous side to the supposedly boring mind game.

Boil and fry is one of my favourite ways to cook and eat green plantains.

Trees are grown for their beautiful flowers and others for their beautiful foliage.

Guest column by Durwin Humphrey* In Guyana and across the Caribbean, many Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) are dying because they cannot generate enough funds to support the work they do.

The man I knew as “father” was a policeman all his life.