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Aug 30, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Yet another stark reminder of what can happen when the masses rise up from their slumber
Dear Editor, Events in Libya are now at the centre of global attention. It has been nearly six months since attempts by the rebel force aided and abetted by Western powers have been trying to...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Both Britain and the United States bear responsibility
Dear Editor, The recent release of classified information pertaining to the role of the British Government in the overthrow of the democratically elected PPP government did not come as a...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Greenidge ignores inconvenient truth
Dear Editor, Mr. Carl Greenidge ought to be ashamed of himself and should know that his recent press statements are not only intellectual dishonesty, but reckless. That he was a part of a Government...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Bancroft is 2-day tourney best boxer
Ian Bancroft won the best boxer accolade when a two-day amateur boxing tournament was held last weekend at the Andrew Sixhead Lewis Boxing Gym in Albouystown. The tournament was sponsored by...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Local boxers experience mixed fortunes in Barbados invitational goodwill tourney
Guyanese boxers experienced mixed fortunes when they engaged their Barbados counterparts in a one night goodwill tournament hosted at the Springer Memorial Auditorium, St Michael Barbados,...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Champtress rules the roost at Rising Sun
Jumbo Jet stables take top honours once again By Samuel Whyte It was Champtress that did the trick as the racehorse owned by Dennis DeRoop of The Simple Royal Stable of Corentyne...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Scott Service Station fuel D&C Promotions T20 tourney
Event bowls off on September 3 @ BCCG Scott Service Station of Bartica is the latest corporate entity to lend support to the 2nd edition of the D&C Promotions Twenty20 knock out cricket...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on GDF, GPF rebound to avenge early losses
Milo Under-23 Football Tournament – Riddim Squad draw with Northern Rangers The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) rebounded from their opening round loss to Flamingo to inflict a 2-1 win...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Webster, Hussain capture top podium spots in Rapid Chess tournament
Learie Webster of the West Demerara and Rashad Hussain of Mae’s Secondary emerged victorious in the senior and junior categories respectively, when the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) staged...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Food for the Poor (Guy) Inc supports Berbice Cricket Board
The Administration of the Berbice Cricket Board was earlier this week given a shot in the arm when Food for the Poor (Guy) Inc donated a set of office furniture to the Board. The donation...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Leaked embassy cables…”Ironic” Luncheon gets eye treatment in US; normal Guyanese go to Cuba
– Chinese-built convention centre described as white elephant The US had found it ironic that a senior government official, Dr. Roger Luncheon, sought emergency eye care in that country...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Tottering from precipice to precipice
Guyana is a country tottering from one indignity to another. The government talks about good governance, but exposes in the WikiLeaks cables tell another story. Perhaps the most...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Lumber shortage… Industry eyes alternative wood species for govt. contracts
– price website, wallaba posts among options mulled By Leonard Gildarie A major meeting between players in the wood business, last Friday, while not immediately finding solutions to...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Canal #2 farmer fatally struck by speeding car
Despite calls by the Traffic Chief and National Road Safety Council, there continues to be reckless use of the roadways, resulting in a steadily climbing road fatality figure. On Sunday...Aug 30, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on RADIO BY REQUEST
‘Best By Request’, the radio programme on which the late Pancho Carew made his name is back on the air. It is now aired on Radio Roraima 100.1 FM each weekday from 1pm to 4 pm. It...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Leaked embassy cable suggests …GDF, gun smugglers link in 2006
According to a leaked US embassy cable dated March 8th, 2006, released last week by controversial website, Wikileaks, the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) was suspected of being deeply involved in a...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Don’t make our roads a battlefield
-Enterprise road safety assoc. head President of the Enterprise Road Safety Association Chandrapaul Persaud is appealing to drivers, especially on the East Coast of Demerara, not to make the...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Lethem’s main economic road deplorable
– Rupununi chamber pres. Lethem is a growing economic hub in Region Nine, but its main commercial road, Barrack Retreat, from the Takutu Bridge to the airport does not reflect the...Aug 30, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Slumbering man killed by fallen concrete slab
After cozying up at his daily hangout spot, 40-year-old Lloyd Jeffrey called “Matlock” met his demise after part of a shattered concrete wall fell on him while he was lying on the bridge...GRA catch EXXON trying to hunch GUYANA over 11 BUS dollars in one shot!!!!
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By Sir Ronald Sanders Waterfalls Magazine – On April 10, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States... more
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