Tragedy for political mileage

Dear Editor, THERE is an interesting blunt question and answers published in the Kaieteur News which stated as follows: “How do we dignify our dead and emphasise our humanity? How do we respect them, reflects how we respect ourselves. We pause for a poignant moment for these children. We hurt for their hurting parents. We … Tragedy for political mileage Read More »

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