04 – September – 2018 – Kaieteur News

Archives by Month:

Archives by Year:

Govt. attacks mercury emissions at “several levels” – Trotman draws Cabinet’s attention to changes needed

Sep 04, 2018 KNews News 0

The licences that bring legality to the operations of gold dealers in Guyana will soon be predicated on some additional requirements. Most of these requirements are said to be measures to ensure that...

Borrower beware!

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom 0

One of the best pieces of news coming out of the government came from the lips of the President last week at his Press Conference. He said that Guyana was going to be dealing with China with its eyes...

Government’s sugar policy not clear at all

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, As the GAWU is finalizing its preparations for its one-day conference entitled “Sugar – too big to fail” on September 04, 2018, our union recognised that President David Granger at...

Valuable lessons from our past

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, In the Kaieteur News column, ‘Eye on Guyana with Lincoln Lewis’ (2nd September, 2018), Mr. Lewis wrote poignantly about the impasse between the Government and teachers: the...

David Granger is falling down badly

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon 0

To read David Granger saying that he cannot hold press conferences as often as he did when he was Opposition Leader was not only unbelievable, but amazing. And to compare the burden of work in the...

Are UG’s Council and Media the Vice Chancellor’s rubber stamps?

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, As a long standing observer of the University of Guyana, being a past student and faculty member several years retired, I cannot help but add my voice to Dr. Mark Kirton and those of...

Jagdeo’s dismal understanding of national leadership

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, I opine that the only reason that opposition leader, Bharat Jagdeo’s letters are accepted by your media for publication, is because Guyana is a democracy, which allows for the...

Removal of fossils from political landscape overdue

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Editor, In responding to the striking teachers’ demands for salary increases, Junior Minister of Social Protection, Keith Scott, is quoted as saying that the teachers are “selfish and...

Agree to arbitration with teachers now

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, Like many Guyanese, I am incensed. The strike by teachers was avoidable. After the irresponsible behaviour by the Minister of Education, the President should have intervened. It was this...

Getting used to culture of death

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, It was heart-wrenching to hear yet another accident on the Soesdyke-Linden highway. My heart goes out to the victims’ family who must live in pain and grief. As I try to grapple with...

Guyana: A Proposal

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Letters 0

Dear Editor, At a conference, I met an economist. In her travels, she said she visited communities where they expected to find people living in dire poverty but found people who were healthy, had...

SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER

Sep 04, 2018 KNews Editorial 0

Recently, several public officials have been very casual over various important matters concerning the country’s governance. For almost two years, this newspaper has published several articles...

PREV 12

Bounty Farm Handicap Squash tournament…Arjoon crowned King after beating Pollard in Final

There is too much sickening ignorance in the seat of official authority

There is absolutely nothing any man or woman can do to remove the repugnant edicts that the seat of authority imposes on... more

The Rise and Fall of a Hero

After his non-eventful appearance at the book launch, he became more desperate. It had been two months since he had arrived... more