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Daily Archives: 02/06/2020
Linden Fund USA: Your membership sustains LFU ; support us today!
We are officially at the start of the LFU 2020 membership drive. With your support, we have accomplished a lot in the past 20 years, but much more remains to be done. The Board of the Linden Fund USA thanks you and appreciates your support. Your contributions to our projects as well as your participation in our events have sustained us. Continue reading
GECOM says Lenox Shuman leader of the Liberty and Justice Party (LJP) will remain on party list
Leader of the Liberty and Justice Party (LJP) Lenox Shuman will remain on his party’s list of candidates for the March 2 general and regional elections, Chair of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Justice (ret’d) Claudette Singh has confirmed.
“I have to inform you that the Commission after considerable deliberations decided that Mr Shuman’s name would remain on his party’s list,” Singh wrote to Shuman’s lawyer K A Juman-Yassin SC yesterday, referencing previous correspondence. Continue reading
Business: Caribbean Startup Investment Summit: Guyana and Jamaica: NYC: April 17. 2020
Oslene Carrington. Chief Executive Officer
The Guyana Economic Development Trust
200 West 39th Street, #120
New York, NY 10018. USA
The Economic Development Fund, Inc.
Lot 2 Soesdyke
East Bank Demerara
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Guyana: BANKS DIH ESSEQUIBO ‘FAMILY MEMBERS’ PLEASED – by Francis Quamina Farrier
BANKS DIH Ltd Shareholders Meetings – January 2020
– by Francis Quamina Farrier
Following the principal BANKS DIH Ltd. Annual Shareholders Meeting at Thirst Park in Georgetown on Saturday, January 25, Company Chairman Clifford Reis and Directors, travelled to Airy Hall on the Essequibo Coast last Sunday, for the first of four Annual Shareholders Branch Meetings. On Wednesday January 29, the Chairman and Directors then travelled to Bartica, some 55 miles further south, up the Essequibo river from Airy Hall, for the second annual BANKS DIH Shareholders Branch meeting of 2020. Continue reading
U.S. Senate acquits Trump in historic vote as re-election battle looms – Reuters
The businessman-turned-politician, 73, survived only the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history – just like the two other impeached presidents – in his turbulent presidency’s darkest chapter. Trump now plunges into an election season that promises to further polarize the country.
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Trump was acquitted largely along party lines on two articles of impeachment approved by the Democratic-led House of Representatives on Dec. 18, with the votes falling far short of the two-thirds majority required in the 100-seat Senate to remove him under the U.S. Constitution. Continue reading
Barbados: Arts and Culture World Mourns the Late Edward Kamau Braithwaite
By Sandy Deane | Barbados Today
Edward Kamau Braithwaite
The world of Caribbean arts and culture erupted in an outpouring of grief and tributes late Tuesday, 04 Feb 2020, with the death of iconic Barbadian man of letters and towering thinker, Edward Kamau Brathwaite. He would have turned 90 in May.
Brathwaite’s poetic trilogy The Arrivants – Rights of Passage, Masks and Islands, created between 1967 and 1969, was a landmark in the emergence of modern West Indies literature and established him as a unique voice from the postcolonial literature in English.
George Lamming remains the sole surviving Barbadian godfather of post-war Caribbean English literature with the passing of Braithwaite and last year’s passing of novelist Paule Marshall. Continue reading →
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