Daily Archives: 05/10/2017

Guyana News Headlines Links – Kaieteur News – May 8-9, 2017

05/10/2017 – 1:15 am

News – May 9, 2017

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New Garden Street | Walk with me in Georgetown – Video by Raphael

05/10/2017 – 12:45 am

New Garden Street | Walk with me in Georgetown – Video by Raphael

Raphael  – Published on May 8, 2017
Walk with me on New Garden Street in Queenstown, Georgetown
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Have your say Mom—It’s Mother’s Day – By Yvonne Sam

05/10/2017 – 12:36 am

Have your say Mom—It’s Mother’s Day

By Yvonne Sam

Here we are nearing Mother’s day and already fear of a strange nature is invading my cranium.  No it’s not attributable to commercialism, the over-played expectation of cards, or meals out and chocolates.  Mother’s Day is one national day that I could not possibly argue with. What mother does not deserve a day of recognition and reward? Where would we all be without our mothers—apart from not even being here in the first place!       Continue reading →

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The bizarre business politics of the Jagdeo era – Freddie Kissoon

05/10/2017 – 12:12 am

The bizarre business politics of the Jagdeo era

May 09, 2017  – Kaieteur News – Freddie Kissoon

I read the other day that the NIS has seventy-six percent of the share-holding in the Berbice Bridge Company. When you square that with the fact that the very company was against the lowering of the fare, then it brings into sharp focus what kind of government Bharrat Jagdeo and Donald Ramotar ran.

If the majority of investment money in the construction of the bridge came from the State then the majority share-holder has a greater input in policy. You don’t have to be a business student to know this.    Continue reading →

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