Guyana government not interested in owning a national carrier
March 7, 2018 – By Ray Chickrie – Caribbean News Now contributor
GEORGETOWN, Guyana — Minister of state, Joseph Harmon, announced last week that the Guyana government will not grant operating permission to a one- or two-plane airline because travellers have had enough with fly-by-night airlines. He also disclosed that his government isn’t interested in getting into the airline business again, but called on the private sector to take up the task of setting up a local airline. Continue reading →
Brooklyn NY : Minister of State, Lt. Colonel (Retd) Joseph Harmon, told Guyanese during a recent town hall meeting in Brooklyn, that the Coalition government has b rought back pride to the Guyanese people. The informative hours-long discussion addressed many concerns that were on the minds of expatriates.
Crime that has reached alarming levels in Guyana was a top priority for expats, who called for a plan of action to safeguard their security, especially when travelling from Cheddi Jagan Int. Airport. READ MORE
Serena Williams says her comeback ‘could not have come on a better day’
By Kevin Williams – March 7. 2018 – The Guardian
The American returns to the Tour on International Women’s Day after an absence of more than a year
Serena Williams returns to the full glare of the tennis tour on Thursday – appropriately, on International Women’s Day – more than a year since beating her sister, Venus, in the final of the 2017 Australian Open and six months after surviving a pulmonary embolism giving birth to her first child, Alexis Olympia. It is the sort of grand entrance befitting one of sport’s most remarkable figures.
(MOSCOW) — Russia has tested an array of new strategic nuclear weapons that can’t be intercepted, President Vladimir Putin announced Thursday, marking a technological breakthrough that would dramatically increase Russia’s military capability and boost the Kremlin’s global position. Continue reading →
Electric cars will come of age in 2018 | The Economist
Electric cars will come of age in 2018. For the first time they will compete in price and performance with petrol and diesel cars. But in the year ahead we will also be confronted with some uncomfortable truths about going electric.
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Electric Cars Could Wreak Havoc on Oil Markets Within a Decade Continue reading →
GEORGETOWN, Guyana — Minister of state, Joseph Harmon, announced last week that the Guyana government will not grant operating permission to a one- or two-plane airline because travellers have had enough with fly-by-night airlines. He also disclosed that his government isn’t interested in getting into the airline business again, but called on the private sector to take up the task of setting up a local airline. Continue reading 
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Electric cars will come of age in 2018 | Oil Markets could be wrecked – 2 videos
The Economist – October 18, 2017
Electric cars will come of age in 2018 | The Economist
Electric cars will come of age in 2018. For the first time they will compete in price and performance with petrol and diesel cars. But in the year ahead we will also be confronted with some uncomfortable truths about going electric.
******** Video # 2 Below ********
Electric Cars Could Wreak Havoc on Oil Markets Within a Decade Continue reading →
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