GUYANA – Capitol TV News Videos – 18 September 2015
- Police rank fatally stabbed
- Post Abandoned by Finance Ministry manager
- President Granger – New Student – Tutorial High School
- Name Changere Cancer Foundation
- Sports
- Berbice Bridge – Toll Reduction
- Action Plan on Climate Change by UN
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Hopes of a better Guyana could be lost, if… Badal
The government must understand its responsibility to ensure that all criminals are brought to justice. The struggling masses will lose all faith in this administration if it fails to bring white collar criminals to justice.
That is the sentiment expressed by prominent businessman, Robert Badal, the owner of the Pegasus Hotel.
Yesterday, he made reference to revelations in the media about the contractual agreement between the then People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) government and the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. (BBCI). Continue reading →
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GUYANA – Latest News Articles – 20 September 2015
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Back to School 2015 – By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
There is a disconnect in the American story.
On May 30th, 1868 the first Memorial Day was celebrated in America. Students from the nation placed flowers at the graves of soldiers and there were observances in various states.
In December 2000, Congress established the White House Commission on The National Monument of Remembrance to help Americans remember and reflect on the meaning of Memorial Day. One of the reasons why Congress took this measure was as a result of a survey that was undertaken by the Commission in 1996. The majority of students surveyed reported that Memorial Day ‘was the day when the pools opened.’ Albert Shanker, that philosopher of education, must be extremely disappointed. The disconnect runs deeper and we will examine it in future publications. Continue reading →
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SAUDI ARABIA HAS 100,000 AIR CONDITIONED TENTS THAT CAN HOUSE 3 MILLION PEOPLE SITTING EMPTY YET HAS TAKEN ZERO REFUGEES
While Europe takes the burden of the migrant crisis
by PAUL JOSEPH WATSON | SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
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GUYANA – Capitol TV News Videos – 18 September 2015
Hopes of a better Guyana could be lost, if… Badal
Hopes of a better Guyana could be lost, if… Badal
Robert Badal
SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 | BY KNEWS | By Abena Rockcliffe
The government must understand its responsibility to ensure that all criminals are brought to justice. The struggling masses will lose all faith in this administration if it fails to bring white collar criminals to justice.
That is the sentiment expressed by prominent businessman, Robert Badal, the owner of the Pegasus Hotel.
Yesterday, he made reference to revelations in the media about the contractual agreement between the then People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) government and the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. (BBCI). Continue reading →
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