Daily Archives: 09/04/2020

Golf for Guyana: for Baramita Project: Beaverton Ontario – September 12. 2020

09/04/2020 – 4:14 pm

GOLF FOR GUYANA
Saturday, September 12, 2020, 1:00 PM
Cedarhurst Golf Club
Bernadette Logan
(705) 426-3035
btlogan@sympatico.ca
825 Thorah, Concession Rd 4,
Beaverton, ON L0K 1A0
Join us for an afternoon of golf to raise funds for a community project in Baramita,
an indigenous community in northern Guyana. This community is living in extreme
poverty with 95% of the population living in makeshift tents with little access to a
reliable food source or safe drinking water.
Tickets: $145 (includes golfing, cart, lunch & dinner)
Register online at: www.foodforthepoor.ca/events

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Guyana Cultural Association (GCA) – EVENTS 2020 – Streaming Live on FaceBook

09/04/2020 – 1:39 am

SEE ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS BELOW – STREAMING ON FACEBOOK

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OIL: Exciting Guyana prospects needed to rescue Exxon’s shareholders – Analysts

09/04/2020 – 12:20 am

 Sep 02, 2020  News – – but oil company still refuses to give Guyana a fair deal

Goldman and Sachs, which is headquartered in New York City, has established a reputation for being one of the largest investment banks in the world. It is also well known as the white knight of the financial services industry as it provides shareholders, investors and billion-dollar firms with advice on which stocks are best to buy and at what time.

One of the companies it monitors closely is ExxonMobil which is the operator of the Stabroek Block in Guyana that currently holds over eight billion barrels of oil equivalent resources.

When analysts at the bank recently checked the financial health of the company, they told the market that ExxonMobil’s shares should be sold as quickly as possible.      Continue reading →

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Brazil commits to partnering with Guyana to build the road from Boa Vista to Georgetown

09/04/2020 – 12:15 am
Hon. Paulo Guedes, Economy Minister of Brazil
 Felecia Valenzuela  —September 3, 2020 – DPI

─ Brazil commits to Boa Vista to Georgetown road – Economy Minister of Brazil Hon. Paulo Roberto Nunes Guedes,

Guyana is being hailed as the new Dubai of the region with its new found oil and natural gas wealth. To date the country has had approximately 19 deep water discoveries since it first struck oil in May 2015.

According to the Hon. Paulo Roberto Nunes Guedes, the Economy Minister of Brazil, his country is both happy and ready to continue and begin new forms of trade relations with Guyana.    Continue reading →

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US Elections: Kellyanne Conway says ‘undercover’ Trump voters will ‘surprise’ at the polls

09/04/2020 – 12:10 am
Former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said in an interview released Wednesday that there could be a hidden bloc of voters that will back President Trump on Nov. 3 but won’t tell anybody about it, potentially taking poll watchers off guard.
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Kellyanne Conway wearing a green shirt: White House counselor Kellyanne Conway reflects on her time working with Trump on ‘Fox & Friends.’© FoxNews.com White House counselor Kellyanne Conway reflects on her time working with Trump on ‘Fox & Friends.’Conway called these people “undercover Trump voter[s]” in an interview with Showtime’s “The Circus”, reprising a term she said she coined in 2016 to help explain the president’s upset victory over Hillary Clinton.
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