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Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Govt. to assist vulnerable groups
President Bharrat Jagdeo has said his government is committed to helping the country’s most vulnerable groups, such as children, single parents and vagrants. The President said there are about...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on New Amsterdam Town Day set for this week
NEW AMSTERDAM, BERBICE – All is set for the New Amsterdam Town Day, which is to be observed this Saturday, November 25. The planning committee has listed six days of activities to mark the...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Albion residents complete computer classes
ALBION, CORENTYNE – Thirty residents drawn from Albion, Belvedere and Nigg Settlement on the Corentyne completed a one month Introduction to Windows at the St. Mary’s Anglican Church at...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Ward Four patients protest…No Water!!
NEW AMSTERDAM, BERBICE – Patients of Ward Four – Ophthalmology of the New Amsterdam Hospital lost their cool yesterday morning after no water was available to them. When Kaieteur News...Nov 24, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Clinical T&T demolish Barbados to take President’s Cup title
By Sean Devers Pre-tournament favorites Trinidad and Tobago produced as clinical performance yesterday to demolish Barbados by seven wickets at the National Stadium in their Day/Night President’s...Nov 24, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Guinness ‘Greatest in De Street’ Football
Jamal Blackman nets fastest goal (7 seconds) By Franklin Wilson Seven more teams have recorded wins when play in the First Guinness ‘Greatest of De Street’ four-a-side football competition...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Guyana Water Inc. responds to allegations
CHESNEY VILLAGE , CORENTYNE – Officials at the Guyana Water Inc on the Corentyne continue to blame the Guyana Power and Light for a sporadic water supply. On Friday, Divisional Manager Chris...Nov 24, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom 2
I woke up on Friday morning, looked at the headlines of the Kaieteur News, and was swept over by a feeling of happiness that reminded me of the aftermath of my first sexual experience. I felt good,...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Road Safety Week begins with church service
A service was held yesterday at the St. George’s Cathedral to celebrate the launching of the week of activities to mark this year’s Road Safety Week. The Guyana Police Force, in collaboration...Nov 24, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on RHTY&SC Basil Butcher’s Berbice Cricket Development Fund, launched
The Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club / Basil Butcher / Berbice Cricket Development Trust Fund (BBBCDTF), was officially launched last Sunday at the St. Francis Annex Restaurant by former West...Nov 24, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Tony Deyal column Comments Off on The Ties That Bind
You’ve heard about the ties that bind, but what about underwear? In Jamaica, some women are not getting their knickers in a twist over their bashful swains. In fact they’ve put a new twist on...Nov 24, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Baron Foods Ltd achieves global certification
Baron Foods Limited is the first company within the food manufacturing and processing industry in the OCES and CARICOM nations to achieve the ISO22000:2005 certification. Baron Foods Limited received...October 1st turn off your lights to bring about a change!
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– Exciting double-header set to bowl of Round 1 Kaieteur Sports – Ahead of the 2024 Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Senior Men’s Super50 Inter-county tournament, county’s on...Peeping tom… Kaieteur News – The discovery of oil was supposed to be Guyana’s golden goose, a promise of prosperity... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more
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