Opinion

A dialogue on corruption

At a recent press freedom seminar in Jamaica, that country’s Finance Minister, Mr Audley Shaw sketched a startling picture of how serious the corruption problem in the country was.

Space

The workings of the University of Guyana are shrouded in mystery as far as outsiders are concerned, and even the periodic flashes of publicity do little to illuminate how the institution is administered.

Productivity may be a bigger problem than wages

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter of M. Xiu Quan-Balgobind-Hackett captioned “About 32% of my income goes to combined taxes” (07.12.14) and thank him for pointing out that as people’s incomes rise above the minimum wage threshold of G$28,000 per month their rate of “combined taxes” would increase as well.

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