In mid May an interesting article appeared in China Daily, an English language paper published in China for foreigners and high-end citizens, and which tends to portray the official policy of Chinese government.
With the explosive running performances in its recent Track and Field Championships, Jamaica is again in the world press for the world-class calibre of its athletes.
Excuse my impertinence, but Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and several other Latin American countries deserve much of the blame for the recent forced exit of former Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo.
Thus far in this series of columns dealing with the 2012 National Budget I have catalogued two of four challenges and/or threats to near to medium-term macroeconomic stability in Guyana, under the caption of ‘global developments.’
Introduction At that age where reminiscing is one of life’s remaining pleasures it is with fondness that early memories of the accounting profession come to mind.
Today, we are going to look at how to grow marigolds.
Today, we commence with a whole new chapter in our discussions on the well-being of our companion animals.
The ongoing conversation on corporal punishment is of particular interest to me because I am a survivor of domestic violence at the hands of my own mother.
What the Dickens has come over me today? Daring to be overtly political?
Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee penned a letter to the press underlining the ruling party’s pugilistic stance towards newspapers.
My last three articles focused on the need to radically reform the undemocratic/illiberal nature of the PPP, rooted as it is in old and misunderstood autocratic doctrines such as democratic centralism and vanguard party.
Report on AGM The Transparency Institute of Guyana Inc (TIGI) has a new executive as a result of its first Annual General Meeting on 27 April, 2012 which saw the election of a new Board of Directors.
By Rory Fraser Rory Fraser is Professor of Forest Economics and Policy at Alabama A & M University.
Introduction On 15 February 2012, the National Assembly considered Financial Paper No.
This week we asked the public their views on the recently released results of the National Grade Six Assessment which showed that most of the top scoring students attended private schools rather than public schools and their suggestions to the relevant authorities.
Story and photos by Lakhram Bhagirat Salem is a quiet village located on the eastern bank of the Essequibo River, approximately twenty-two miles from Vreed-en-Hoop.
Part 1 Foreword Owing to newspaper space constraints, last week’s column was not carried in full.
Part 2 Introduction The events of the past week have been significant and distracting.
I find it hard to understand why most people never, literally never, read poetry.
Today we begin a new series on gardening with hints for those who would like to develop a garden, or even just enjoy some potted plants around the house or on a patio.
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