GUYANA – LATEST NEWS – 28 January 2016 – Kaieteur News
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- National Hardware gets GuySuCo land for $5M per acre sells for $80M
- Alleged photocopying of tax files…Ramjattan demands answers from GRA, Sattaur
- High level meeting convened to address El Niño impacts
- Demerara Harbour Bridge traffic…Motorists call on police ranks to be more vigilant and fair
- Non-reduction of fuel prices…Gov’t wasting chance to provide stimulus for consumers, miners – Jagdeo
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For modern families, the adage “food is love” might well be more true put another way: food is power. Not long ago, Dr. Leonard Sax was at a restaurant and overheard a father say to his daughter, “Honey, could you please do me a favour? Could you please just try one bite of your green peas?” To many people, this would have sounded like decent or maybe even sophisticated parenting—gentle coaxing formed as a question to get the child to co-operate without threatening her autonomy or creating a scene.
West Indies Federation Versus Confederation of Canada: Wha’ Happen? – By Clyde Duncan
Let’s Talk About West Indies Federation Versus Confederation of Canada: Wha’ Happen?
This thing about the West Indies Federation and the reasons for the failure has been around for more than 50-years. All the finger-pointing: It was the Jamaican people – It was the egos of the West Indian leadership – Let us be blunt: It was British leadership that was the source of the West Indies Federation failure. Whoever said that the sun never set on the British Empire because God never trusted an Englishman in the dark is right.
Let me tell you about Guyana-born, Sir James Douglas and Barbados-born, Colonel Richard Moody. These men spent their formative years in British Guiana, Barbados and influenced by the English-speaking Caribbean, in general; and like most of the leaders in Guyana and the English-speaking Caribbean they went overseas to better their education. The leadership of a man from Guyana and a man from Barbados are some of the reasons Canada is the second largest country in the world.
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