-
Blog Stats
- 8,095,857 hits
-
Search Blog Entries
-
Join 5,477 other followers
-
Pages
-
Top Posts
- GUYANA: The Guyana Police Force : Remuneration and corruption
- GUYANA: Holiday Social for the Diaspora - Season's Greetings
- GUYANA: Chief Elections Officer seeks correction of voters’ registers for LGE
- RECIPES From Guyana and the Caribbean - From Guyana Outpost archive
- GUYANA SPEAKS: Bourda Bazaar : London UK: 10 December 2022
- Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended - Letter by Andre Brandli
- GUYANA: ONE GUYANA CHRISTMAS VILLAGE - video
- BEFORE TELEVISION .. THERE WAS THE RADIO …. Listen to these old episodes
- Rainstorm- an Arawak story - by Dmitri Allicock
- USA- IRS Warns Of New $600 Threshold Coming Jan 1st. 2023 (MASSIVE Tax Grab)
-
Recent Posts
- GUYANA SPEAKS: Bourda Bazaar : London UK: 10 December 2022
- GUYANA: The Guyana Police Force : Remuneration and corruption
- GUYANA: Chief Elections Officer seeks correction of voters’ registers for LGE
- GUYANA: Holiday Social for the Diaspora – Season’s Greetings
- GUYANA: ONE GUYANA CHRISTMAS VILLAGE – video
- USA: Chris Hedges | The HORRIFIC State of the American Empire – Video
- GUYANA: Oil giant Hess paying Guyana US$750M for saving forests
- USA- IRS Warns Of New $600 Threshold Coming Jan 1st. 2023 (MASSIVE Tax Grab)
- CANADA: North Buxton- Crossroads- Between Boom and Bust – VIDEO
- MUSIC: Bob Marley – Is This Love (Official Music Video)
- UK: Barbados Tory MP pay reparations for family’s slave past
- MUSIC: Peter Tosh: Equal Rights Video – Audio
- CLIMATE CHANGE: COP27- Responding to geopolitical change | By David Jessop
- TRAVEL: Guyana and Canada in talks for visa-free travel
- CHINA: Tucker: COVID reaction: It is hard to believe this is real
- PROFILE: Buxtonian Pauline Baird is dedicated to keeping Guyanese creole alive
- MUSIC: Bob Marley & The Wailers – Three Little Birds (Official Video)
- GUYANA: “OLD TIME” Christmas Brunch – Pickering ON. -December 18, 2022
- GUYANA: Is the US becoming impatient with Guyana?
- GUYANA: Celebrate Stanley Greaves – and his birthday – VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
-
Recent Comments
- Age on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Brother Man on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Age on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Jim on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Jim on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Age on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Age on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Dennis Albert on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Andre Brandli on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Dennis Albert on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Dennis Albert on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Andre Brandli on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Jim on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Dennis Albert on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended – Letter by Andre Brandli
- Jim on TRAVEL: Guyana and Canada in talks for visa-free travel
-
Categories
-
Monthly Blog Posts
-
Affiliated Partner Links
-
Caribbean News Links
-
Cricket Websites
-
Guyana - History
-
Guyana - Other Links
-
Guyana Government
-
Guyana News Links
-
Other News Links
-
Guyanese Online
Daily Archives: 04/28/2018
Guyana News Headlines Links – Kaieteur News – April 25-27. 2018
News – 27 April 2018
Bringing an end to overpayments…Corrupt financial officials to be surcharged and embarrassed
GRA finally brings an end to corruption in auction of vehicles
Locals vying for ExxonMobil contracts should get same tax free privilege given to foreigners- GCCI President
Govt. requests $2.5B in supplementary provision… Monies to buy four planes for army and pay for ICJ case
DPP discontinues recent private criminal charges against Ministers
Pomeroon coconut industry plummets, exports decrease
PPP urges Auditor General to investigate detained fuel boat
Guyana: Massive scale of corruption and money laundering will have surprises – by GHK Lall
Opinion: Massive scale of corruption and money laundering will have surprises
by GHK Lall
Professor Clive Thomas, Head of SARA, went public to point out that international documents show the “massive scale of corruption and money laundering” in once cash choked Guyana (Demerara Waves April 20). It has been a long hard road to arrive at this ugly well-known place, which made many locals impatient and doubtful.
This was further fueled by the defiant snarls of “show the evidence.” I, who should have known better, must confess to my own occasional misgivings; and this despite being privy to some names, documents, and circumstances way back over there. Well, many who made an art form of existing in wicked darkness now will be hauled into the cleansing light of day. Continue reading
Linton Kwesi Johnson: ‘It was a Myth that Immigrants didn’t want to fit into British society’
Linton Kwesi Johnson: ‘It was a Myth that Immigrants didn’t want to fit into British society. We weren’t allowed’
As the Jamaican-born dub poet reflects on decades of race relations in the UK, from the Brixton riots to Windrush, he says young black men carry knives out of fear, and questions how much progress we have made since his time as a teenage Black Panther
When Linton Kwesi Johnson was a boy, he wanted to grow up to be an accountant. “If I was an accountant,” he chuckles softly, sitting surrounded by piles of books and CDs in his modest south-London terrace house: “I would probably be a multimillionaire by now.” The world, on the other hand, would be considerably poorer. Continue reading →
Share this:
Like this: