Guyana’s oil needs minimum refining – Trotman
Raphael Trotman
Jan 20, 2018 Kaieteur News
By Abena Rockcliffe-Campbell
Minister of Natural Resources Raphael Trotman has indicated that Guyana’s oil is of top quality. He even boasted that the crude needs minimum refining. This, the Minister pointed out at a recent press conference in response to a question posed by Kaieteur News. Continue reading →
Jan 20, 2018 – Kaieteur News
-46 percent of workers likely to be paid full severance by month-end
President David Granger and his ministers at the critical meeting with union officials yesterday.
Unions, Govt. agree to cooperate on finding solutions to sugar woes
President David Granger and members of Cabinet yesterday met with the President and members of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU) and the National Association of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Employees (NAACIE) at the Ministry of the Presidency to discuss the future of the sugar industry. Continue reading →
Guyana News Headlines – Demerara Waves – 19 January 2018
PPP changes position on sugar industry- Jagdeo; sugar unions say overdue meeting with govt “fruitful” – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2mR7OFK
Three held, cocaine seized in Soesdyke raid- CANU – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2FYlesu
GDF Coast Guard foils teenagers’ suicide attempt at Kingston jetty – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2DsgNbK
National Cadet Corps revived – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2EWDO2z
Sugar workers eligible for GY$500,000 or less severance to be paid month-end – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2FVjr7v
PPP ready to fund legal challenge to sugar workers severance pay – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2FWoWT6
No GY$200 weekly fee, no garbage collection; time to ban plastic bags- City Hall – Demerara Waves http://bit.ly/2EXlFl8
The 100 best nonfiction books of all time:-By Robert McCrum – The Guardian
The 100 best nonfiction books of all time: the full list
By Robert McCrum – The Guardian
After two years of careful reading, moving backwards through time, Robert McCrum has concluded his selection of the 100 greatest nonfiction books. Take a quick look at five centuries of great writing.:
1. The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert (2014)
An engrossing account of the looming catastrophe caused by ecology’s “neighbours from hell” – mankind.
2. The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion (2005)
This steely and devastating examination of the author’s grief following the sudden death of her husband changed the nature of writing about bereavement.
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