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Daily Archives: 04/12/2018
Favorite Songs from Dave Martins & The Tradewinds – Music Video
Favorite Songs from Dave Martins & The Tradewinds
Travelling around Georgetown 1843-2011 – By Godfrey Chin
Georgetown is probably the least expensive capital city in the world to traverse with a taxi-fare for one drop G$300 (US$1.50), while the fare on any minibus route is G$60 (30 US cents).
The bonus is a ‘chapta’ adventure, a roller coaster ride with the sonic boom of indecipherable music in the enclosed jam-packed minibuses; the incessant horns hooting in routine standstill, gridlock traffic jams; and Usain Bolt-style dashes to beat every traffic light. Praying is expected, and choking possible as the breath is held in this daily lottery of playing chicken on the roadway. Continue reading
Caribbean: Antigua to allow marijuana for personal use and medicine
By Bert Wilkinson – Caribbean Life News. NY – April 11, 2018
Just weeks after its parliament had overwhelmingly approved laws allowing for Antiguans to personally possess up to 15 grams of marijuana legally, authorities are preparing to take it to the next level.
In the coming months, island legislators will again be asked to debate a bill allowing for large scale medical marijuana production-meaning that approved locals will be allowed to grow, harvest, process and sell varying amounts of weed for medicinal use. Continue reading
UG Guild of Graduates Ontario – Memoir of the late Professor Harold Drayton – May 5. 2018
The University of Guyana Guild of Graduates, Ontario has planned a Celebration of life and launch of the memoir of the late Professor Harold Drayton on May 5, 2018 in Toronto
Download: UGGGO – Drayton’s book launch and Celebration of Life
Corruption: Ashni Singh, Brassington charged in connection with land sales – Jagdeo responds
Former Finance Minister Ashni Singh, NICIL Head Winston Brassington charged in connection with GY$900 million land sales
Ashni Singh
April 12, 2018 – Demerara Waves
Former Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh and former Head of the National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL)/ Privatisation Unit, Winston Brassington were Thursday April 12, given until early next month to make an appearance in connection with the sale of three plots of land for a total of more than GY$900 million. Continue reading →
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