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Ian on Sunday

I suppose it is getting older that brings this on ,but I have come to the conclusion in a long life that the high dramas of public events – the summits of great men who think they control events, the ribbon-cutting celebrations of immense enterprises, the coronations of Presidents and the inauguration of Parliaments, the inflated pageants of festivals and carnivals and celebrity occasions – fade into inconsequence compared with the quiet satisfactions of private life.

Arts on Sunday

The Commonwealth Writers Prize for the Canada and the Caribbean Region has released the shortlist of books from which the 2007 regional prizes will be selected.

Chess

In this encounter, the 19-year–old chess wizard Teimour Radjabov clashes with former world champion Veselin Topalov.

Consumer Concerns

A letter from the Office of the Prime Minister to the Guyana Consumers Asso-ciation is normally an indication that important changes are being made under the Electricity Sector Reform Act 1999.

The future of the Theatre Guild

As a founder member of the Theatre Guild (TG) in 1959 and a signatory to its Memorandum and Articles of Association of 1961, I welcome the messages that indicate that a rebirth of Theatre Guild is planned.

Obituary

George Clarence Fung-On, former Minister of the Public Service and Chairman of the Public Service Commission, died on February 16, aged 85.

Marriott hotel likely for Kingston area

A five-star hotel under the franchised Marriott Hotels brand could soon be established in Kingston, George-town, in direct competition with the 250-room Buddy’s International Hotel and Resort and the well-established Le Meridien Pegasus.

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