There are some things wrong with this title. First, David most likely missed the bus; second, there is nothing that is going to be great about this election; and, third, it has already lost the intensity and energy of a respectable race.
A walk into the past Have you ever looked at a building and wondered what was there before it 50 or 100 years ago?
Last Sunday’s column focused on two key results following on the rebasing of the national accounts calculations from the 1988 base year previously in use, to the 2006 base year.
For months now there have been global mutterings about an impending currency war between the world’s major economies.
Part 2 By Akima McPherson From the 15th through the 19th century the nude was essential to art, especially to grand history paintings.
Continued from last week Abuse of position of trust: sexual activity with a child18.
By Dr Neeraj Jain, MD, DNB, MNAMS, FICO Eyes are one of the most important sensory organs of the body.
Well, we have spent quite a few weeks discussing the care of the elderly dog – trying to lengthen his life span.
The National Junior Chess Championship began over the weekend for eight qualifiers.
I have mentioned previously that some cuttings can be enormously long: six, eight, or even twelve feet long.
When I asked Harvard University’s international education expert Fernando Reimers in which Latin American country he sees the most progress in improving education standards, he responded without hesitation: “Brazil.”
Hi Everyone, Each Caribbean nation has its signature bread-roll with its one-of-a-kind flavour and texture.
Visitors getting into a car in Guyana for the first time are often left shocked, perhaps even stunned, by our driving habits.
Conclusion Introduction When I started this series on the failed insurance company I chose the title because of a sincere belief that those who were entrusted with powers and duties for the liquidation of Clico would act responsibly and professionally, and would ensure, at a minimum, full compliance with statutory requirements and ethical standards.
Guyanese have witnessed a continuing exhibition of the cheap exercise of power by the government; it is raw, naked, and ugly.
I regret, if not exactly deplore, the cancerous growth of the shorter versions of the great game.
As indicated in last week’s column I had planned to continue this week with a discussion of the rebased national accounts series for Guyana.
It’s amazing just how many people are intimidated by orchids – by the myths connected to their cultivation, and by the folk lore which surrounds them.
W e did not complete the presentation of the relevant sections of the Sexual Offences Act 2010 after the previous instalment was published on July 25.
Continued Let’s continue our discussion on the dietary requirement of the older dog.
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