Daily Archives: November 6, 2015

GUYANA – Latest News – various sources – 06 November 2015

November 6, 2015 – 9:05 am

GUYANA – LATEST NEWS – 06 November 2015  –  Kaieteur News 

   (see other News sources at the end of this entry)

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GUYANA – Capitol TV News Videos – 05 November 2015

November 6, 2015 – 7:40 am

GUYANA – Capitol TV News Videos – 05 November 2015

  • Capitol TV logoturns himself into authorities in Canada
  • Witness protection programme to come on stream soon
  • President says, too many suicides
  • Deportees to get help to reintegrate back into US
  • Safer roads a priority for Government
  • Support small businesses
  • Sports

Click links to view the TV News Reports:-   Continue reading →

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New Book: English Speaking Caribbean Immigrants: Transnational Identities – by Lear Matthews

November 6, 2015 – 12:09 am

New Book: English Speaking Caribbean Immigrants: Transnational Identities – by Lear Matthews

learThis book explores the lived experiences of Guyanese and other English-Speaking Caribbean immigrants and the institutions through which they bridge nations-states, while maintaining a transnational lifestyle. The publication is particularly timely in light of the Diaspora’s resurgence of interest in developments in Guyana and the attempt at national unity following the recent elections.

This book highlights important but insufficiently documented dimensions of the experience of English-speaking Caribbean immigrants in the United States. It focuses on successes and challenges of what might be perceived as “living in two worlds.” The central theme, post-migration transnational connections, is informed by new research on the topic.   Continue reading →

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PPP’s manifest destiny and the death of power-sharing – By Dr. David Hinds

November 6, 2015 – 12:06 am

PPP’s manifest destiny and the death of power-sharing

Dr. David Hinds

Dr. David Hinds

Hinds’Sight – By Dr. David Hinds – November 1, 2015

THE strike by GAWU this past week is instructive. It has nothing to do with industrial concerns; it couldn’t. The new government has done everything to assure sugar workers. It has continued to subsidise the ailing industry. It has not treated workers of its own constituency half as nicely, yet GAWU called a strike ostensibly to protest the delay in wage talks. The PPP has made clear its intention to crucify this government, and it intends to use its influence in the sugar and rice industries to fulfil this objective.

For me, this strike is another nail in the coffin of the much-anticipated power-sharing Government of National Unity.  Continue reading →

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Guyana’s Sovereignty over the Cuyuni River – By Odeen Ishmael

November 6, 2015 – 12:04 am

Guyana’s Sovereignty over the Cuyuni River –  Guyana-Venezuela relations…

odeen– By Odeen Ishmael

During September 2015 when Venezuela flexed its military muscles near the border with Guyana, that country’s military patrol boats blatantly breached Guyana’s sovereignty by traversing the Cuyuni River at locations between its junctions with the Acarabisi River (to the east) and the Wenamu River (to the west). Guyana owns this entire section of the Cuyuni River which forms part of the border with Venezuela.

On September 23, the head of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), Brigadier Mark Phillips, confirmed that the Venezuelans were using military boats in the Cuyuni River to shuttle troops between the village of San Martin on the northern bank to the Venezuelan-occupied Guyanese section of Ankoko Island. This action, he emphasized, was “an affront to our sovereignty.”   Continue reading →

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