“So, you don’t have to dig up back the road, dig up the cable and everything else. Continue reading
Daily Archives: 07/31/2019
Guyana: Modern Diamond to Ogle road designed to include future rail system
US Politics: Actually, Robert Mueller Was Awesome – Renato Mariotti | Politico
History will show that he had one big goal, and nailed it.
Renato Mariotti | Politico
Former special counsel Robert Mueller’s testimony has been described as “excruciatingly awkward”, “confused”, “struggling” and “a stammering, stuttering mess.”
I saw something completely different. From my perspective, after six hours of testimony, it was the 74-year-old career prosecutor and law enforcement officer who won the day. IT WASN’T THAT CLOSE. Continue reading
Guyana: Roger Khan expected back in Guyana in two to three weeks
Roger Khan
Stabroek News – 30 July 2019
Roger Khan, who was released from a US prison almost one month ago after serving near to ten years of a 15-year sentence for drug trafficking is expected to be back in Guyana within the next two to three weeks once the request for the issuance of his emergency travel documents is approved.
Contacted today, his local attorney Glenn Hanoman told Stabroek News that he has been in contact with Khan who recently indicated to him his expectations of being back in Guyana soon.
“…..I spoke to him (Khan), I think two days ago and he said to me that he believes that he will be back within two to three weeks,” Hanoman noted. Continue reading
Guyana Politics: 50,000 registered during house-to-house registration
- CEO says dogs set on some GECOM staffers
– 30 July 2019
Keith Lowenfield
Over the last week, the national house-to-house registration exercise that is being undertaken by the Guyana Elections Com-mission (GECOM) has been able to register over 50,000 persons but challenges still plague the process, according to Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield.
Lowenfield told reporters yesterday that there have been instances where persons have let loose dogs on enumerators and told GECOM staff that they will not be paid. “We continue to have challenges in operationalising the event. Continue reading
Guyana: My memories of Queen’s College (“Cue See”) – By Geoff Burrowes
Those who know her and love her refer to Queen’s College as “Cue see”,(QC) our Alma Mater! I expected from an early age to go there as it was my father’s school. But the road there was not going to be so easy!
I went to Wray High School to prepare for the entrance exam but my time at Wray did not end well so I did extra lessons with an excellent educator, Miss Bobb. In spite of her excellence when I took the entrance exam I failed.
QC at the time was a brooding three story cream wooden building on Brickdam and Vlissingen Road and I was thoroughly intimidated by its stately grandeur and the years of history in its hallowed halls! I was beaten before I ever took the exam and was not surprised when the result was a fail. Continue reading →
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