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Nov 22, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Speeding car hits two on pedestrian crossing
Two young women are now patients at the Georgetown Public Hospital, after they were struck down by a speeding car on a pedestrian crossing on Mandela Avenue. The two are Lisa Brown, 24, of D‘Urban...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Govt. now taking four-lane highway to Grove
– designs soon for alternative two-lane from Mandela Avenue By Leonard Gildarie Metal barriers are to be placed at all the dangerous turns along the East Bank Demerara roadway, according to...Nov 22, 2009 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Dem boys seh…People frighten Leonora
Long time when children behave bad dem parents use to tell dem how dem gun call de old man. De old man was somebody who would carry dem away. Well children use to behave. But times change and parents...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on CGX meets with President Jagdeo: To start drilling next year
CGX Energy Inc., that was criticized a few days ago by President Bharrat Jagdeo, has announced that it is scheduled to start drilling in the second half of next year. Yesterday, CGX President Kerry...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Contract inked for Diamond market tarmac
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development on Friday inked a $24.5 M contract for the construction of the Diamond market tarmac. The project is scheduled to be completed within three...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Crippled worker still to attract boss’s attention
Gavin Liverpool of Maxwell Alley, Christianburg, Wismar, is at present lying in the Mackenzie Hospital crippled, as a result of an accident that occurred over a month ago on the Mackenzie/Wismar...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Overseas group boosts GPHC library
Guyana Care and Treatment Network has made a donation of Nursing Books, Medical Journals and Magazines to the Medical Science Resource Centre (library) of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation...Nov 22, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Victorians to honour ancestors who purchased Victoria Village
In the quest to give recognition to the vision and foresight of the 83 freed slaves who, 170 years ago, purchased the village of Victoria, East Coast Demerara, an honorary event will be held next...Nov 22, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Money from Norway will have international oversight
…MOU illustrates transparency, accountability concern with Guyana – PNCR The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Norway and Guyana that will see this country benefiting from some $250M...Nov 22, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Guyana working toward slice in US$1B for agri-development
The Agriculture Ministry has requested additional information as it relates to details on conditions and processes for access as it relates to US$1B that has been made available for agricultural...Nov 22, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Why are ‘rogue’ lawyers allowed to practice?
Dear Editor, I read in the newspapers of the exposure by Prakash Persaud of the seemingly despicable actions by some lawyers in Guyana, and I therefore wish to comment on the issue. The famous...Nov 22, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Lindeners’ concern about LEAP’s continuity
Dear Editor, I saw my colleagues lamenting about LEAP’s continuity and whither goeth the programme after December 31, 2009. I support their positions unequivocally, albeit with mixed emotions. The...Nov 22, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Descendants of slaves and indentured servants should not be struggling for basic human rights
Dear Editor, Mr. F. Skinner’s letter (Wealth transforms and strengthens one’s position in the political process, SN 19-11-09) confirms we are walking different path towards empowerment. I respect...Nov 22, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Griffith, Bishoo spur DCC to Hand-in-Hand title
Lusignan dethroned under lights in historic final Defending Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) Hand-in-Hand 2nd division 50-overs champions Lusignan of East Coast were crushed by 86 runs on home turf by...Nov 22, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Our leaders always seem to do the exact opposite of what is required
Dear Editor, Do you believe President Jagdeo? During this time where so many matters need redress he is promising law to ensure all taxis are painted in one colour. Our leaders always seem to do the...Nov 22, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Cecil Cox finally attains the local chess championship
By Michael Benjamin When Cecil Cox won the junior chess championships recently organized by the local chess federation, it was, in fact, adequate recompense for years of dedicated hard work and...Nov 22, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Guyanese Literature Comments Off on Norman Cameron, part two (1903 – 1983)
By Petamber Persaud (Queen’s College celebrates its 165th anniversary this year; one of the activities for this occasion is the honouring of Norman Cameron who had a special affinity to Queen’s...Nov 22, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on NAMILCO honours Fruta Conquerors FC Executive and Referees
Certificates of Appreciation & Dedication awarded The National Milling Company of Guyana (NAMILCO) has recognised the services of the dedicated Referees and Fruta Conquerors Executive following...October 1st turn off your lights to bring about a change!
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– Guyana to battle Guatemala from 9:00 pm at Edinburgh By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports – Guyana’s Golden Jaguars are set for a crucial showdown against Guatemala tonight from 9:00 pm...Kaieteur News – The government’s recent announcement of a $200,000 cash grant for every household in Guyana is a... more
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