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December 27, 2003 There's a lot of goodwill in our hearts December 25, 2003 Emergency shelter,a result of many helping hands December 23, 2003 Government resisted IMF's calls to fire 1,000 public servants December 21, 2003 13.2M euros weather system for Caribbean December 18, 2003 Telkom Caribe donates 32 CDs to National Library December 18, 2003 The secular state December 16, 2003 Let us subscribe to the ideology of human rights December 16, 2003 Relief Council opens emergency shelter December 14, 2003 Records December 13, 2003 Forty out of 100 outlets reveal signs of smuggled fuel December 12, 2003 Counting - and fooling ourselves December 12, 2003 Human Rights Day- Commemorating the Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights December 10, 2003 Commemorating the Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights December 10, 2003 VIOLENCE: THE MOST SERIOUS THREAT TO HUMAN RIGHTS December 10, 2003 Floggings: State violence or effective deterrent? December 7, 2003 Guyana - Land of 'strange' grandeur December 7, 2003 Schoolmen and schoolwomen December 5, 2003 The importance of international volunteerism December 5, 2003 Volunteers' role in poverty reduction celebrated December 4, 2003 PEACE CORPS GUYANA December 4, 2003 Two more Kissoons admitted to the Bar December 2, 2003 Linden IMC officially installed November 30, 2003 Orrin Gordon heads Linden Interim Management Committee November 29, 2003 New Ogle runway to cater for Suriname flights November 28, 2003 Ogle runway construction begins January November 28, 2003 ACME launches digital imaging expo November 28, 2003 Consumer advocate upset over cancelled PUC hearing November 26, 2003 The role of the CDCs November 25, 2003 Pirates in murderous attack on Waini boat November 24, 2003 Guyana consulate in New York relocated November 23, 2003 Smith Memorial celebrates 160 years November 23, 2003 Disciplining our governors November 23, 2003 Different culture, far-flung diocese will be a challenge November 21, 2003 Interim committee named to run Linden November 20, 2003 Fisherman in eight-year search for parents November 19, 2003 A man's touch November 16, 2003 Mothering the mentally challenged November 16, 2003 Our quality of life November 14, 2003 Judge quashes decision that denied citizenship to Cuban doctor November 14, 2003 US Congress lauds Ambassador Ishmael November 13, 2003 DDL’s El Dorado Rum earns sixth award at world contest November 13, 2003 Accountability, transparency key to vibrant public service November 12, 2003 Bishop Benedict Singh retires November 11, 2003 Bishop Singh demits office November 11, 2003 Fallen World War heroes remembered November 10, 2003 VICTORY OVER FASCISM AND MILITARISM IN WW II November 10, 2003 Helping Guyana keep time November 9, 2003 Girl, 11, lover in double suicide November 8, 2003 Rejection leads young lovers to double suicide November 8, 2003 Peace pole unveiled beside Gandhi statue November 7, 2003 First Lady cites T&T doctor for breach of medical ethics November 6, 2003 NA Town Day again a letdown, citizens say November 5, 2003 No more just the 'Cinderella' County November 4, 2003 First Lady challenges court action brought by Trinidad doctor November 2, 2003 Rastafarians to converge at Union village this weekend November 1, 2003 Showcasing Essequibo October 31, 2003 203-year-old clock returns to High Court October 30, 2003 United States Returns Tower Clock to High Court October 29, 2003 Guyana high on British Govt. aid agenda October 28, 2003 Alleviate poverty to promote democracy October 27, 2003 Religion: Private refuge or public presence! October 27, 2003 Fogarty's launches end-of-year promotions tomorrow October 27, 2003 Fort Islanders call for better ferry service October 21, 2003 New EC Delegation Head: Guyana different from 'pictures of turmoil' October 21, 2003 Linguistic heritage October 19, 2003 UNDP to launch first report on Guyana October 18, 2003 Current Affairs October 2003 October 16, 2003 Harmonize religions to up society's moral values October 16, 2003 Prime Minister lauds improvement in postal services October 14, 2003 The closure of Palm Court October 13, 2003 President consulting with religious group on 'moral value' curriculum October 13, 2003 Consultancies October 11, 2003 Still exploring the mysteries of the Word October 9, 2003 Fuel smuggling October 7, 2003 Call for wider preservation of archives October 7, 2003 The trauma of emigration October 3, 2003 Back to ‘Normal’? October 3, 2003 Stakeholders optimistic on dialogue after briefing October 2, 2003 Constitutional amendments September 30, 2003 Sir Paul Reeves: Guyana needs to draw on selfless spirit of service September 29, 2003 Walter Roth Museum officially re-commissioned Amerindian artifacts among exhibits September 28, 2003 Walter Roth Museum returns to restored building September 27, 2003 Guyanese are entitled to the good life September 25, 2003 Breakfast with Bush September 24, 2003 Sports library opened at Colgrain House September 24, 2003 Civil aviation September 23, 2003 Palm Court to close Oct 15 September 23, 2003 Concerns remain about new NA market September 18, 2003 Ogle airport expansion set for take off September 18, 2003 Cornerstone laying starts Ogle airport construction September 18, 2003 Hurricane Fabian - a Bermuda experience September 17, 2003 Politically free Public Service unlikely in near future September 17, 2003 WHEN DOES EVIDENCE BECOME SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE? September 15, 2003 New leaders must come forward September 14, 2003 Consumer magazine rates El Dorado ‘15’ best in world September 10, 2003 Public service reform September 8, 2003 CBRs September 7, 2003 Sharma is most liked politician September 7, 2003 Prem Misir resigns from GINA September 7, 2003 US confident Guyana can be a good neighbour September 7, 2003 Steps towards closer union September 6, 2003 Jagdeo more popular than Corbin but government unpopular September 6, 2003 An Unforgetable American Journey September 6, 2003 US/Guyana accord to hasten conflict resolution, promote social harmony September 6, 2003 Poll shows disenchantment with both main parties September 5, 2003 Bridging a gap in New York September 5, 2003 Utopian analyses September 4, 2003 Calls for mandatory lifejackets at resorts September 3, 2003 Lawyers group may challenge certificate increase September 3, 2003 PPP leads in NACTA Poll September 2, 2003 Link show’s Robinson keen to correct alien smuggling charge September 2, 2003 BANKS wins Guinness most global sales award September 1, 2003 Loving Guyana - from afar August 29, 2003 Long lines, poor service at passport office August 28, 2003 Public support crucial to success of Ombudsman August 27, 2003 Full Court gives Dr Sinclair an opportunity to tell his story August 27, 2003 Statues and names August 24, 2003 Back onto society's mainstream August 23, 2003 Robinson vows to clear name August 23, 2003 Sattaur to be new revenue body head August 22, 2003 August these days August 22, 2003 President: Overseas trips vital to spur development August 22, 2003 Foreign Trade Ministry launches 'MOFTIC Digest' August 21, 2003 Karran to be new ambassador to US, Ishmael to take over in Caracas August 20, 2003 Focus on energy cooperation August 17, 2003 Guyana flights affected by power outage in US August 16, 2003 US looks forward to signing criminal court exemption pact August 16, 2003 Symbols August 15, 2003 Contention, confrontation = stress August 15, 2003 Keeping ‘watch’ for justice August 10, 2003 Four in US fake currency charges placed on $175,000 bail August 6, 2003 U.S suspends intransit visa policy August 3, 2003 Arabs warned about Guyana Internet catch August 3, 2003 Nationality July 31, 2003 Guyana moves up on human development index July 30, 2003 ...the gender of God July 28, 2003 Caricom’s Carrington to be awarded Cacique Crown of Honour July 26, 2003 US: Visa Waiver travel requires machine-readable passport July 26, 2003 What is a failed state? July 24, 2003 Religion and National Development July 21, 2003 If they had three (reasonable) wishes July 21, 2003 Collectors July 20, 2003 Guyana to sign exemption pact with US over criminal court July 18, 2003 GINA to launch E-governance feedback mechanism July 18, 2003 Doing the best we can, being the best we can be July 18, 2003 Transforming neglected communities July 17, 2003 President assures Govt. transforming neglected areas July 17, 2003 The reality of it all July 16, 2003 Guyana moves up on UN Human Development Index July 11, 2003 Marketing Mashramani this time July 11, 2003 Outgoing US Ambassador predicts rapid economic growth in Guyana July 6, 2003 ‘After I vote’ July 4, 2003 Customers grudgingly accept sharply increased stamp prices July 3, 2003 Commonwealth to consider request to fund visit of human rights activist July 2, 2003 US Ambassador Godard leaves hopeful for Guyana’s future June 29, 2003 Guyana pushes ambition to be continental gateway June 27, 2003 The centre cannot hold June 26, 2003 UK seeks Guyana’s support in terrorism fight June 25, 2003 Gov’t offers $1.7M to boy shot by police June 22, 2003 Linden Utilities Co-op workers tell PM of need for union representation June 20, 2003 Reflections on Independence June 19, 2003 Prime Minister meets Linden Coop executive, workers June 19, 2003 HAIL THE SEASON OF CREATIVE INITIATIVES! June 15, 2003 Hope from a hospital June 13, 2003 Ramsammy unhappy with headlines June 12, 2003 Human rights body says its concerns are only for victims June 12, 2003 P.S. reshuffling aims to raise public service standards June 13, 2003 Ramsammy confirms tendering, withdrawing resignation June 11, 2003 Visiting on the telephone June 10, 2003 Is the art of reading lost? June 9, 2003 Gun amnesty being mulled June 2, 2003 Sir Shridath receives Belize’s highest national honour June 1, 2003 Family seeks answers in case of man who went missing from Palms and later died June 1, 2003 Operation Arrowhead conquers Mount Ayanganna June 1, 2003 Fugitive Offenders Act, 1988 June 1, 2003 The mystery of Nigel Smith June 1, 2003 Amnesiac man in US only remembers kites flying May 30, 2003 Mosquitoes invade New Amsterdam and environs again May 26, 2003 National heroes May 26, 2003 Demerara jet boat now providing all-day service May 23, 2003 Independence? What Independence? May 23, 2003 Communicate with compassion and courtesy May 21, 2003 Guyana is still a ‘Co-operative’ Republic May 18, 2003 Glowing tributes on 50th anniversary of Universal Adult Suffrage May 17, 2003 Jagdeo returns to Russian alma mater May 8, 2003 President off to Russia May 8, 2003 Are you happy in Guyana? April 28, 2003 Putting the shoe on the other foot April 22, 2003 Fans indisciplined at Sean Paul show April 22, 2003 US donates fire-fighting gear, school and medical equipment April 21, 2003 U.S., Guyana ties strengthened with equipment donation April 21, 2003 Parliament ratifies Guyana-U.S. agreement on illicit sea, air traffic April 15, 2003 Harbour bridge to operate under semi-autonomous body April 15, 2003 Demerara Harbour Bridge to become a corporation April 15, 2003 Our telephone manners and image-building April 14, 2003 U.S. Ambassador to Guyana, Mr. Ronald Godard April 13, 2003 Effective foreign policy crucial to development April 11, 2003 The war and the world April 11, 2003 Four new towns to be established this year April 9, 2003 Guyana assumes chair of OAS Permanent Council April 2, 2003 New Amsterdam court Chaos erupts in holding area March 31, 2003 Leaders seek to expand co-operation March 30, 2003 Firm ties of friendship March 30, 2003 Things are rugged for consumers March 30, 2003 From postal apprentice to Postmaster General March 29, 2003 Dharm Shala, Berbice March 29, 2003 Lives of the famous March 28, 2003 The image of the jewellery industry is poor March 24, 2003 Identity theft March 22, 2003 A morality for war? March 19, 2003 Rise of 160% plus predicted for postal rates March 14, 2003 Caribbean Muslims achieve historic cooperation accord March 13, 2003 America's war March 12, 2003 U.S. Embassy issues visa scam warning March 12, 2003 Foreign ministry think tank to meet next month March 11, 2003 US embassy closes consular section after substance found in envelope March 4, 2003 Tapping into the power of the sun March 3, 2003 `Differently able’ delight at February Fantasy 11 March 2, 2003 Library launches audio books for visually impaired March 1, 2003 Region Two unity should be followed everywhere February 28, 2003 Try facing five facts February 28, 2003 The Shield of Non-Alignment February 19, 2003 Indian delegation here to promote bilateral relations February 4, 2003 Indian envoy pledges to build on ties with Guyana January 28, 2003 Insanally sets up strategic think tank January 25, 2003 Foreign Trade Ministry launches booklet January 25, 2003 The battle must be on all fronts January 24, 2003 Guyana to be party to Kimberley Scheme for rough diamonds January 23, 2003 Guyana to sign conflict-free diamond protocol January 22, 2003 Architect George Henry dies January 20, 2003 Nurturing the positives January 20, 2003 The year in review - January-June January 19, 2003 GNS not disbanded; it has improved January 19, 2003 Criminals feeling the heat January 18, 2003 Social sectors performed well in 2002 January 11, 2003 Ramphal praises forging of "constructive relationship" with India January 10, 2003 GUYSUCO records highest production since 1976 January 3, 2003 Labour Ministry reports satisfactory results from challenging 2002 January 3, 2003 2002 Articles 2001 Articles 2000 Articles 1999 Articles 1998 Articles Articles before 1998 If you do not see the 'Guyana: Land of Six Peoples' drop-down menu on the left then please click here to enter through the front door which will give you additional options and information.