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Try Citrus in containers

Well over a century ago the British Admiralty required all naval vessels to carry stocks of limes as part of the food intake for sailors to prevent them suffering from scurvy, a nasty horrible disease related to Vitamin C deficiency which could immobilise an entire ship’s company. It

Ask the Consul

Immigrant Visas II Installment Ninety-Eight This edition of Ask the Consul continues from Installment 97 to answer additional questions that are frequently received by the U.S.

What the people say about…Issues affecting Berbice

Interviews and photos by Shabna Ullah This week on What the People Say we asked Berbicians to comment on issues that are affecting them and got the following responses: Fazeela Bacchus, seamstress `I am concerned that we have a lot of school dropouts in Berbice.

That other contract scandal

Introduction Ram & McRae in their Focus on the 2010 Budget drew attention to a section of their 2009 Budget Focus which examined the explosion of the number of ministries between 1992 and then. 

The LCDS and the commercialisation of forest-carbon services

Last week I was careful to point out that any serious assessment of the LCDS and the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Government of Guyana and the Government of the Kingdom of Norway needs to be situated in the broader context of the global negotiations on climate change.

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