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Explanatory Memorandum (Continued) This is the continuation of the Explanatory Memo-randum in The Sexual Offences Bill in 2009. 

World chess champion Viswanathan Anand struck back brilliantly against Bulgaria’s Veselin Topalov to take the lead in their world championship match, following an unsatisfactory performance in game one. 

Continued We are still on the theme describing any condition that could affect digestion in the animal.

Looking through the shelves at the supermarkets and pharmacies almost anywhere in the world you will see cosmetics and shampoos which are based on the aloe plant, a native of Africa. 

Bring it! Especially the tickets! This is still Critchlow week. It culminates with Labour Day tomorrow.

By Winston McGowan This instalment of this article will complete the focus on Clayton Lambert, the last of the six Guyanese cricketers who have scored only one Test century in their career.

Harold James is Professor of History and International Affairs at Princeton University and Marie Curie Professor of History at the European University Institute, Florence.

Introduction It was emphasized in the previous column that Guyana’s foreign exchange (FX) market is comprised of twenty-one licensed FX traders (buyers and sellers).

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Murderer, liar, fraud, traitor. Climate scientists, used to dealing with sceptics, are under siege like never before, targeted by hate emails brimming with abuse and accusations of fabricating global warming data.

Alissa Trotz edits the ‘In the Diaspora’ column. Nigel Westmaas teaches at Hamilton College.

I was recently involved with a presentation at the Cultural Centre in a very complex show (about 40 performers) where a host of technical and logistic problems came into play and things got kind of frantic.

Interviews by Tiffny Rhodius with photos by Jules Gibson This week we asked the man and woman in the street whether the recent rainfall which caused flooding in parts of the city affected them and what they are doing to prepare for the upcoming May-June rainy season.

Introduction Make no bones about it: the basic trajectory of the LCDS is to generate carbon credits/offsets, derived from the avoided deforestation of Guyana’s forests, for commercial sale on global carbon trading markets.

Introduction The annual general meeting (AGM) of the New Building Society (NBS) returned to Georgetown after a two-year sojourn in Berbice.

The rains finally came.  Within a few short hours the once proud Garden City became Duck City. 

Having long passed the Biblical span of three score years and ten, I realize clearly that this overtime gifted by the Gods must be very carefully husbanded.

Gone are the days when Subryanville was managed by a committee and not by the Georgetown Mayor & City Council. 

Although renowned artist, Phillip Moore of Manchester, Corentyne is now 88 years old, he still produces works of art and has not lost his talent.

In recent weeks my friend and colleague, Sir Ronald Sanders, has written more than once about what he and others regard as the failure so far of Caribbean politicians to defend strenuously the economic interests of industries like rum, sugar and bananas in the face of European offers of trade liberalisation to Andean and Central American nations.

Continued Last week, we dealt with causes and the symptoms associated with bloat.