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Guyana wants Sunday Edition NEWS OAS restructured to better respond to global challenges-Todd AIETEUR
November 14, 2021
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Online readership yesterday, 90,003
With 100 oil spills annually T&T stakeholders threaten legal
action if demands are not met for Yellowtail EIA …says it's not a matter of if, history proves accidents happen
Van West Charles wins $10M judgment in libel case against - KN publisher moves to K/News stay judgment, file appeal Govt.'s electoral reform… High court rules Former AG says
tax exemptions
sub-division to Chancellor, CJ of Region 4 is unconstitutional a “backdoor” - awards Justice William Ramlall $2.5M compensation to steal seats
Sea defence structures from Regions 2 to 6 in critical condition- LCDS 2030 …with 90% of Guyana's population residing on coastline
The protest continues for change to ExxonMobil’s contract.
Civil Society watchdog exposes Pres. Ali's duplicity at COP26 …calls for immediate ban on log exports, consultations on mega projects Trinidad is paying 4 cents, Suriname 2 cents but our leaders are going to pay a Chinese Co. 7.7 cents per kWh for electricity; another Ponzi Scheme in the making. @ 11am, 4&7pm on Kaieteur Radio 99.1/99.5FM Guyana already importing fish and shrimp from Jamaica, while our leaders in denial that the fishing industry is shrinking. Check the supermarkets and their prices. Good going Guyana! Cheers! A shopowner on Durban Street say people coming in asking for $40 salt and $50 onion, ½ pint of rice and so on, the shopowner said he doesn’t know how to sell $40 salt. This is your Guyana, this is the transformation, this is the development the leaders promised, this is the Dubai Guyana will become overnight. Go Guyana go!