News – 02 October 2017
Minimum of five years needed to get GRA at 90% level of efficiency
Many more Brazilian fugitives believed working in interior
ExxonMobil’s effects on Guyana’s environment will be under scrutiny
Reckless spending is a disease Guyana should cure before it creeps in
Ministerial Task Force to donate lumber to hurricane-devastated islands
Partnership between GRA and Business sector essential – Tax Chief
Swallowing and smuggling: Guyana’s cocaine mules
Orealla, Siparuta youths put on impressive performance
Another mass shooting – The inability to deal with Gun Violence in the USA – By Yvonne Sam
Another mass shooting—Another distorted interpretation of Second Amendment Rights—Another inability to deal with Gun Violence.
America—Oh! say can’t you see—what is happening to thee—Gun violence is eating away at your national soul.
Already battling her own evils America is now caught up in yet another mass slaying. The lesson to be learnt from this ghastly carnage, is that there will be more such shootings. The usual reaction will follow, ones that we have seen and heard far too often: non-stop media coverage, opinions of weapon analysts, opening up of more debate on gun control, lowering of flags at half mast, moments of silence, and a day of national mourning. But how often will America mourn? What America needs most of all is action to lower the gun toll, thereby less mourning. Continue reading →
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