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Addressing Violence Against Teachers In Guyana

Editor:Teachers in Guyana, once revered as being at the helm of imparting education, now find themselves at the receiving end of physical altercation. What is being inferred by these unprecedented attacks on those tasked with educating Guyana’s future leaders? How ...

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Time To Overhaul Guyana’s Nurse-Training System

Editor:It is with mixed emotions that I read the Health Minister of Guyana, Dr. Frank Anthony’s plea, during the recent launching of the Nursing Assistant Program in Region Two. In the wake of Guyana’s beleaguered public healthcare system, and the ...

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Doug Ford: The Liberal Conservative Triumphs

Editor: Those, vying for the federal Conservative Party’s leadership mantel, better wake up, drink a stiff cup of Joe and revise their way of electioneering. What was once old is now new, bright and successful too. Doug Ford has won ...

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The Gender War Amongst Us

Dear Editor: The United Nations define gender-based violence as any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or mental harm or suffering to women and other persons, including threats of acts of ...

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Vengeance is Sweet. Really?

Vengeance is Sweet. Really?

Editor: Have you ever wished to wreak vengeance upon someone or something? Happens all the time, so don’t feel bad. Some people deserve a kick in the posterior, or a good verbal knock-down. It is a natural thing to seek ...

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