Eyewitness: Development…and hotels galore
For fifty years – since 1969 – the Pegasus was the only ‘name brand” hotel in our dear mudland. Imagine that!! Yet we’d been...
Eyewitness: The end…of ethnic Opposition?
Well…well…well. Who woulda thought that a bunch of statistics could make so many of our political types jump up and down like fowl-cocks in...
EYEWITNESS: How does it feel…
…to be manipulated?
The Trump-Putin Summit in Helsinki has made the US establishment apoplectic at what they consider their president’s “treasonous statement” – yes, they...
EYEWITNESS: Meltdown…
…in Venezuela
If there was any doubt that Venezuela’s meltdown had reached a point of no-return, it was put to rest by the US Congressional...
EYEWITNESS: Trumped up…
…charges by Nagamootoo
It’s obvious Moses Nagamootoo’s lost whatever journalistic integrity Janet Jagan might have drilled into him when he’d served under her at the...
EYEWITNESS: Blame game…
…by Nagamootoo on sugar workers
Just when you thought the drama over Volda Lawrence’s frank avowal of her government’s “PNC-only employment policy” would be dominating...
EYEWITNESS: End game…
…for PNC’s subverting rule of law
Your Eyewitness’ favourite lawyer is the 16th century Lord Chancellor, Sir Thomas More, who stood up to Henry VII and...
Eyewitness: Granger’s coup…
…in the PNC
Well, whadya know?? Old man Granger really thinks he can take over the PNC at the age of 75, to contest the...
Bitter sugar…being sweetened
Very commendably, the Government’s putting its money where its mouth is on sugar. The Irfaan Ali administration said they’d reopen the shuttered estates and...
EYEWITNESS: Another day… another giveaway
When it comes to giveaways, Santa Claus has nothing on the PNC!! And it’s not that Santa comes around only one night a year...
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Education Ministry writes GTU on planned strike
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On Tuesday, May 7, 2024, Ms. Shanielle Hoosein-Outar, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education acknowledged...
60 Reg. 3 residents to benefit from skills training programme
Some 60 eager residents, soon-to-be beneficiaries on Tuesday gathered at the Regional Democratic Council (RDC) building in Region Three for the launch of a...
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To raise awareness about the latest information and communications technologies and how they can benefit businesses, individuals, and communities, the Industry and Innovation Unit...
Dr Bharrat Jagdeo unanimously re-elected as PPP General Secretary
See full statement from the Peoples Progressive Party:
The newly constituted Central Committee of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) convened its first meeting today, May...
18-Y-O drowns at Rockstone
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Police in Regional Divisional #10 are investigating the suspected drowning of Adiel Thomas, age 18, a student...
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