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Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Prisoners praised for city clean up work
Minister of Public Works and Communication, Robeson Benn has expressed satisfaction with the work being done by prisoners in ensuring the cleanliness of the ‘garden city’. The Minister made the...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Teenaged unlicenced driver remanded
Crippled accident victim case… A 16-year old, unlicensed driver who struck down a 47-year old woman, leaving her crippled for life, was remanded to prison when he appeared before a city...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Minibus accident victim dies after days in coma
Seventeen days after a minibus accident left her with a fractured skull and an amputated leg, 47-year-old Bibi Neisha Alli died at the Georgetown Hospital without regaining consciousness. One of...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on War rages on between vendors and Parika NDC Chairman
The war between the Parika Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) Chairman, Krishna Samlall and vendors allegedly operating on the road parapet rages on and from all indication, it seems headed for...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Overseas medical team here to conduct outreach programme
Persons living in the environs of Parika and Fort Wellington can look forward to free medical services over the next few days, as an overseas based medical team will be conducting medical outreach...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Digicel and Wildfire Productions hosted sizzling Summer Flex Concert
Digicel and Wildfire Productions have done it again as they staged a sizzling concert at the National Stadium on Friday night, featuring the ‘Energy God’, Elephant Man and Jamaican songstress...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Sports Comments Off on Moore, Allen punch their way to titles
By Michael Benjamin In what should have been 12 rounds of fistic fury, Leon ‘Hurry Up’ Moore disposed of Dexter Marques in 1:40 seconds of the second frame to relieve him of his bantamweight...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Sports Comments Off on Forde ends Ballantyne’s CARICOM 10k dominance
Morgan’s injury spoils Guyana’s clean sweep By Edison Jefford Cleveland Forde convincingly ended Pamenos Ballantyne’s CARICOM 10km Road Race dominance yesterday, when the Caribbean...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Sports Comments Off on Marian, Kwakwani send early messages
As mega NSBF begins Marian Academy and Kwakwani Secondary School sent strong messages to their foes in the opening of the mega National Schools’ Basketball Festival (NSBF), yesterday evening, at...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on LCDS is about privatising the air we breathe
Dear Editor, The lack of public discussion about Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) underpins the stark reality that Opposition politicians and Civil Society do not fully understand...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on The soul of a transitional fossil
Dear Editor, Daniel Singh has again read the London Times newspaper and now he changes his story (GC June 26th). Remember when he claimed that the fossil, Darwinius masillae, is a scientific...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on Minister Rodrigues seems to be operating outside her league
Dear Editor, I have seen on television Minister Carolyn Rodrigues speaking on her interaction with her Barbados counterpart. I have read the Minister’s statement that deportees will be afforded an...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on PPP gives handout to school children at BBP
MIBICURI, BLACK BUSH POLDER- The Central Committee members of the People’s Progressive Party distributed educational and hygiene kits to some students of the Mibicuri Primary School at Black Bush...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Why was President Jagdeo in Switzerland?
When Mr. Ralph Ramkarran wrote in the Chronicle that it would serve the PNC good to apologize for among other things, authoritarian policies when that party ruled Guyana, to the analyst, it appeared...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Tony Deyal column Comments Off on GOWN WITH THE WIND
One morning as he watched the school children pass in the street below their lodging at No. 22 Baker Street, the redoubtable Dr. Watson asked his friend, the famous sleuth Sherlock Holmes, “I say...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE SUMMIT AND THE CLEAN UP
Every country likes to look dandy whenever there is a major international conference being held. After all, these events help to showcase the country to the many foreign dignitaries, their entourages...Jun 29, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on Residue of ‘Apan Jhaat’ still lives on
Dear Editor, One of our prolific writers, the deep thinking and erudite Freddie Kissoon verbally lambaste me for not writing to fill the many gaps that exist in our Nation’s exciting journey from...Jun 29, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Govt. to resubmit nominees for Public Procurement Commission soon
The usual differences of opinion between the government and the People’s National Congress Reform is what led to the delay in the resubmission of the administration’s nominees for the Public...Jun 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Billions not being transferred to nation’s coffers
…Lotto contributes $3B to national treasury Under the Fiscal Management and Accountability (FMA) Act, “All public monies raised or received by the Government shall be credited fully and promptly...Jagdeo giving Exxon 102 cent to collect 2 cent.
Apr 25, 2024
By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports – The French Diplomatic Office in Guyana, in collaboration with the Guyana Olympic Association and UNICEF, hosted an exhibition on Tuesday evening at the...Kaieteur News – Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, the General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, persists in offering... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Waterfalls Magazine – On April 10, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States... more
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