Jan 23, 2021 Kaieteur News Editorial
Kaieteur News – It may sound farfetched, but it is not. Exxon cannot survive without Guyana; at the very least, its hard road in the struggle for a persuasively profitable standing on a consistent basis would be made supremely more difficult. As we have stated and restated at this publication, without Guyana, many of this American oil powerhouse’s prospects become speckled and strained.
Though we have said it before, and numerous times, we will say it again: Exxon’s profitability and its top tier viability depend on its investments in Guyana’s oil sector, with its many oil-rich oil blocks still remaining to be explored and discovered. Continue reading →
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Martin Belam | The Guardian UK
The Black Lives Matter movement has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel peace prize for the way its call for systemic change has spread around the world. In his nomination papers, the Norwegian MP Petter Eide said the movement had forced countries outside the US to grapple with racism within their own societies.
“I find that one of the key challenges we have seen in America, but also in Europe and Asia, is the kind of increasing conflict based on inequality,” Eide said. “Black Lives Matter has become a very important worldwide movement to fight racial injustice. Continue reading →
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While we have been distracted by various “Emergencies”, we may be overlooking a growing trend worldwide. Women are being elected to the highest offices in their countries, while others are being recognized for their stellar contributions to society.
This video highlights just a few of them .. Congratulations to all of them!
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By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine
Who leaves Guyana for Canada, at age fourteen, stowaway to New York, and end up as a Captain, and Commanding Officer, in the New York Police Department? Ralph Clement tells his story with unabashed realism, and a seriousness that should warm the heart of the immigrant community. The story inspires, motivates and typifies the splendor of the American Dream. Ralph landed in New York with nothing but dreams. The bus stopped at Times Square and Ralph had to learn the ways of the City. Continue reading →
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HEALTH RESEARCH : Written by – Huzaifa Surti
- *Acidity* not only caused by diet errors, but more dominated because of *stress*.
- *Hypertension* not only caused by too much consumption of salty foods, but mainly because of errors in *managing emotions*.
- *Cholesterol* is not only caused by fatty foods, but the *excessive laziness* or sedentary lifestyle is more responsible. Continue reading →
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By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN
Have you ever wondered why there are African-Americans, Latino-Americans, Native-Americans and Caribbean-Americans but no Anglo-Americans? In f act, there are and they are known as “whites,” signifying power, and there is no reason for a hyphenated label.
“White” is meant also to reflect the conceit that the country is homogenous and all others are add-ons. That is the erroneous belief handed down from even before the founding of the republic. A homogenous society is one like China or India or Japan, where cultural sameness binds citizens together and very strict immigration policies severely limit the influx of foreigners. Continue reading →
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Posted in Arts / Culture, Education, Emigration/Immigration, History, International News, US Elections, USA Politics and Economy
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Tagged African Americans, Anglo-Americans, Caribbean Americans, Latino-Americans, Native Americans, USA POLITICS: America is a nation convulsed by the reality of waning white power - Opinion
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Jan 23, 2021 Kaieteur News Editorial
Black Lives Matter Movement Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize – The Guardian UK
The Black Lives Matter movement has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel peace prize for the way its call for systemic change has spread around the world. In his nomination papers, the Norwegian MP Petter Eide said the movement had forced countries outside the US to grapple with racism within their own societies.
“I find that one of the key challenges we have seen in America, but also in Europe and Asia, is the kind of increasing conflict based on inequality,” Eide said. “Black Lives Matter has become a very important worldwide movement to fight racial injustice. Continue reading →
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