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Kamla wrong to touch Indian president’s foot – Rowley |
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 |
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(Trinidad Express) “The ultimate subservient of superiority and inferiority being demonstrated”. This was how Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley described Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar touching the foot of Indian President Pratibha Patil during a State visit earlier this month. Persad-Bissessar returned from a two-week trip to India on Sunday.
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Benschop Radio exposes PPP corruption, tonight at 9 |
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Mr. Robert Corbin needs to explain his relationship with Mahdia Gold |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 |
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This newspaper is calling upon the Leader of the PNCR, Mr. Robert Corbin to explain what sort of relationship he has with Mahdia Gold. This company was granted concessions by the previous corrupt Jagdeo regime, after 'questionable' negotiations with the PPP. Mr. Corbin was allegedly part of those negotiations with Jagdeo and the PPP (Corbin was then Leader of the Opposition) Over to you, Mr. Corbin.
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Why did Christopher Ram meet privately with Ramotar? |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 |
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It was brought to this newspaper's attention that Mr. Christopher Ram met with the Leader of the Minority Government, Donald Ramotar. We now call upon Mr. Ram to inform the general public about his 'private meeting' with Mr. Ramotar. In fact, we find it questionable for someone who claims to be on the side of the oppressed to meet clandestinely with Mr. Ramotar, and not inform his colleagues or members of the public. Over to you, Mr. Ram.
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Payment for Lindo Creek remains described as flawed financial oversight |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 |
 By Gary Eleazar It is a flawed financial oversight system that has allowed the Guyana Police Force to pay more than $32M to store the remains of those killed in the Lindo Creek Massacre without raising eyebrows over the past four years.
This is according to Volda Lawrence, the immediate past Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) which is tasked with scrutiny of the expenditures from the nation’s coffers.
On Sunday last this publication revealed that Government is paying Lyken Funeral Home up to $750,000 per month to store the remains of the miners which were recovered at their camp site.
This amounts to a whopping $32.2M, so far since the remains were collected by investigators in June 2008.
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Granger formally takes up office of Opposition Leader |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 |
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By Gary Eleazar  Brigadier (ret’d) David Arthur Granger, formerly of the Guyana Defence Force, who campaigned in the run up to the last elections as Presidential Candidate for A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) was yesterday elected and officially appointed to the Constitutional Office of Leader of the Parliamentary Opposition.
Brig Granger was nominated by his colleague Dr Rupert Roopnaraine at a brief special sitting of the Assembly for non-governmental business presided over by Speaker Raphael Trotman.
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What did Philip Moore think about Cuffy’s ‘part’ in the APNU rally? |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 |
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 Dear Editor, When I saw in the Stabroek News of December 31, 2011 a photograph of Philip Moore, Guyanese artist extraordinaire who recently celebrated his 90th birthday being honoured by the National Gallery, the picture of the Cuffy monument during the APNU rally came back to me. Before reflecting let me first express belated birthday greetings to him for attaining the age of 90.
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