COMMENTARY: Stranger than Granger
When the world looked on as Guyanese went to the polls two months ago, no one could have predicted today’s predicament.
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BASIL SPRINGER: Stay at home - A new norm?
STAY AT HOME: A NEW NORM? - BASIL SPRINGER COLUMN (MAY 18, 2020)
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The Editor speaks: Is this a CUC joke?
With the outcry recently at the rise in CUC's May electricity bills here despite the world price in fuel showing record drops from last February, we got an explanation that CUC had bought the fuel be...
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The Publisher speaks: OLIVE
I'm sure most of you are grieving the loss of my dear friend OLIVE MILLER who passed away yesterday (19).
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COMMENTARY: The departure of Patches
Team Unity’s Minister of Infrastructure (among other things) thinks he’s going to get another five years to wreak havoc on poor people, the treasury and good governance; and in no particular order to ...
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Trees falling on deaf ears
Things happen whether we accept them or not, like the old question about trees making noise when they fall.
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Chris' Corner: Checking your P.O. Mail Boxes
By now many of you are checking your mail boxes to open the mail from your loved ones as well as facing bills from your suppliers which are difficult to pay.
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High-end ketchup
Tomato ketchup is a worldwide staple. It’s a sauce that’s more often used as a condiment to enhance (some would say cover-up) greasy foods like French fries or hamburgers.
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Reparations, or 'Let Off suppin'?
The discussion about reparations and efforts for reparations to black people for slavery, won't go away and I'm tempted to ask, do people really want to settle the matter of the horrendous treatment ...
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OPINION: Vincentians are not into Freedom they are into Free Stuff
By Nathan ‘Jolly’ Green, April 14, 2020.
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