Bad bosses
Bridgetwon. Leader of the Barbados Worker Union Sir Roy Trotman says poor leadership in all aspects of life is responsible for the ills in the Barbadian society and the workplace.…
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Focus on solar engery
Bridgetown. Barbados will host a CARICOM meeting today designed to replicate the penetration of local solar water heaters throughout the region. The Barbados model of solar water heating development has…
NGC promises to create jobs in Tobago industrial estate
Point Lisas: State-owned National Gas Company has committed to providing between 80 and 90 percent of the jobs at its $1.3 billion gas-processing plant at the Cove Eco-Industrial and Business…
US Embassy says TT relations not affected by Cuba-Caricom Summit
Queen's Park: The United States Embassy says the decision to restrict the Trinidad Hilton from hosting the two-day Cuba-Caricom summit will not affect the relationship between both countries. Acting Public…
Cuban President Raul Castro arrives for Cuba-Caricom Summit
Port-of-Spain: Cuban President Raul Castro has told Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar that he is honoured that this country is among the few that recognises Cuba. He spoke to the prime…
Granger calls police response “vengeful and brutal”
Georgetown: “Brutal and vengeful” were the adjectives used by A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Presidential Candidate, David Granger, when he described the action by the Police ranks that shot…
Granger/Ramotar meeting ends in deadlock
Georgetown: Following the much publicized meeting between Brigadier (rtd) David Granger of A Partnership for National Unity and newly commissioned Head of State Donald Ramotar there is still no consensus…
Government and Private sector must restructure
Bridgetown. Head of the Private Sector Association John Williams, says Government and the Private Sector will have to restructure their operations and cut costs going into the new year. They…
Elections’ results cleared way for new politics- David Granger.
Georgetown-The elections’ results have cleared the way for a new politics – the politics of ‘inclusionary democracy’. We must seize this opportunity to reaffirm the oneness of the diverse Guyanese…
Police says the use of rubber bullets at public demonstrations was to maintain law and order.
Georgetown : The Guyana Police Force this afternoon says relative to reports carried in the media of the use of rubber bullets and tear gas by the police yesterday…
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