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Christianburg/Wismar Secondary wins JOF Haynes debating competition

Nov 21, 2014 KNews News 0

Christianburg Wismar Secondary School, Region Ten, claimed a well-earned victory, defeating its opponent Queen’s College (QC) during a battle of words, fluency and eloquence in the 2014 JOF Haynes...

New Amsterdam Technical Institute churns out 129 students

Nov 21, 2014 KNews News 0

One hundred and twenty- nine (129) students graduated with technical and mechanical skills when the New Amsterdam Technical Institute (NATI) held its 42nd Convocation Ceremony on the institution’s...

Eight new land surveyors sworn in

Nov 21, 2014 KNews News 0

Eight new land surveyors were sworn in by the Guyana Lands and Surveys Commission (GL&SC), yesterday, to boost the capacity of the Commission and other Government agencies that require this...

Has President Ramotar no shame, dignity and/or self-respect?

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon 0

A person that holds the highest office in the land is expected to display behaviour of the most sacred kind in the system of values that holds civilization intact. Most leaders have not done so. Some...

Anything for a price

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Editorial 0

It is nothing short of amazing, the things that the Guyanese people are expected to swallow. Take the recent case where a causing death driver is allowed to flee the justice system, all because of...

GECOM Head receives distinguished veterinarian award

Nov 21, 2014 KNews News 0

Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), Dr. Steve Surujbally, has been conferred with the Caribbean Veterinary Medical Association (CbVMA)’s highest award, the Distinguished...

Angoy’s Avenue man was ‘shot at close range’

Nov 21, 2014 KNews News 0

Investigators continue to search for the motive in the brutal execution-style murder of Angoy’s Avenue resident Richard Dey, a 40-year-old father of two. In the meantime a number of persons have...

I was unable to update my NIS contributions

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, In your November 14, 2014 issue I noticed an article stating that the N.I.S has billions of dollars for unidentifiable contributors. Please allow me to make a comment on that. Prior to...

Recall Parliament or hold elections

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, The calls by British Ambassador Andrew Ayre, Dr. Joey Jagan and others for the recall (reconvening or “revoking of the prorogue”) of parliament should be heeded. The Ambassador,...

Thieves are everywhere

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, The sudden rise of crime in our country is now a concern for all Guyanese citizens and the re-introduction of blackouts makes it easier for thieves and criminals to escape very easily...

NCFC Chairman skirts the fundamental issues

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, It was instructive to see Mr. E.B. John’s critique recently on the “organizational lacuna” that plagues the National Cane Farming Committee(NCFC) Instead of the inanities and ad...

There can be no representative government without the representatives of all parties

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, As one who has been very critical of the APNU for being too ready to enter into dialogue with the PPP, it is only fair that I commend the APNU for refusing to meet with President Ramotar...

We back this decision to continue the struggle

Nov 21, 2014 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, This is an open letter to Opposition Leader Mr. David Granger. We, at Port Kaituma, have been following the recent developments in and out of parliament, and we are concerned, but we are...

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