Daily Archives: April 6, 2019

“Handsy” Joe Biden and the political Scope of his Grope – Commentary By Yvonne Sam

April 6, 2019 – 5:01 pm

“Handsy” Joe Biden and the political Scope of his Grope – By Yvonne Sam

Joe Biden

      His behavior is nothing new— just a continued maelstrom in the # Me Too view.

Here goes America once again!  Suddenly the Democratic media complex has decided that former Vice President Joe Biden has a creepiness problem.  My immediate remonstrance is —

Why now? What happened during the eight years when he was Vice President?  Why not then?

Is there anyone who can bring to immediate memory when the unrelenting White House press corps threw questions at the press secretary inquiring when the then President Barack Obama would tell his understudy to stop putting his hands on women — and little girls — and putting his face uncomfortably close to theirs? There have been loads of pictures of Joe pawing women, placing his arms around girls, kissing their necks etc. Such acts have been ridiculed for a long time by Conservatives, while Liberals always suggested it was Biden being Biden.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/3/29/18241598/joe-biden-lucy-flores-touching-women-media-history-explained.    Continue reading →

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Guyana Politics: Political leadership and national stability – Commentary By Eusi Kwayana

April 6, 2019 – 12:29 am

… All are involved, all are consumed – By Eusi Kwayana – IN THE DIASPORA 

eusi Kwayana

– March 25, 2019 – Stabroek News

Is there any doubt that political leadership in Guyana as in other countries like Venezuela, Britain, India, Pakistan, Congo and Nigeria needs to be born again? I am closer to the situation in Guyana. A no confidence motion is nothing vicious – the traditional no confidence motion of December purported to end the Coalition, elected with its one seat majority in 2015. The Court of Appeal decision is now subject to a final judicial hearing before the Caribbean Court of Justice by the parties concerned.

In 2011, the one seat majority of the PPP/C dodged this procedure by not following an important parliamentary convention. Using statecraft, it avoided debate and instead prorogued the parliament without explanation for an uncomfortably long period. That government was defeated in 2015 by a coalition with another one-seat majority.          Continue reading →

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Education: Kenyan Teacher Wins World’s Best Teacher Prize And One Million Dollars

April 6, 2019 – 12:25 am

Mathematics and physical science teacher, Peter Tabichi, after the Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School teacher had won the one million dollar Global Teacher Prize at a ceremony in Dubai.

By Busani Bafana –IPS Contributing Writer

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates April 5, 2019 (IPS) — A mathematics and physical science teacher, from an impoverished school in Kenya’s Rift Valley, Peter Tabichi, has won the one-million-dollar Global Teacher Prize, becoming the first teacher from Africa to clinch the prize, established to honour the profession.

Tabichi (36) emerged the winner from a top list of 10 nominees from Brazil, Georgia, Netherlands, United Kingdom, India, United States, Argentina, Australia and Japan.                  Continue reading →

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Kaieteur Radio is officially on air- new era for media house

April 6, 2019 – 12:09 am

Kaieteur Radio: Launching marks new era for media house

 Apr 05, 2019  Kaieteur News

Photo: Onward to the airwaves! From Left: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kaieteur Radio, Mr. Glenn Lall, his wife Mrs. Bhena Lall, GNBA Chairman Leslie Sobers, Teshawna Lall (partly hidden), and GNBA representative Aretha Campbell, look on as the CEO’s granddaughter, Sueria Sanichara, cuts the ribbon. Also in the photo are Mr. Lall’s twin grandsons, Zayne and Zayden Sanichara.

On the occasion of its 25th year as a media house, Kaieteur News, Guyana‘s largest selling daily newspaper, has another reason to celebrate – the launch of its very own radio station.

Kaieteur Radio is officially being broadcast on frequencies 99.1, 99.5 and 99.7 to listeners all across the nation’.    Continue reading →

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Travel: Boarding Pass: Do not Discard as it has Personal Information – video

April 6, 2019 – 12:03 am

Never dispose of your boarding passes…..destroy them after your trip….

Is Discarding Your Boarding Pass Dangerous?

Facebook posts claim airline boarding passes are encoded with sensitive
personal information, but the risks involved in discarding them may be vastly overstated.

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