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Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on ExxonMobil deal leaves all citizens shackled to debt trap for decades
Kaieteur News – From beginning to end, the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) governing the oil rich Stabroek Block, has some of the world’s most oppressive provisions, which ensure the...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Vaccination, not a lockdown, will defeat COVID-19 – Emergency Medicine Specialist
Kaieteur News – Based on evidence gathered by Emergency Medicine Specialist, Dr. Zulfikar Bux, since the onset of COVID-19, a lockdown to help combat the disease could potentially cause more...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Car used in Fagundes’ shooting traced from North Road
Kaieteur News – Kaieteur News has learnt that investigators, aided by CCTV footage, have been able to partially trace the movement of the heavily tinted White Toyota Fielder vehicle, which was...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on GLDA producing 120 bags of feed per day for flood-affected animals
By Malisa Playter Harry Kaieteur News – The Guyana Livestock Development Authority (GLDA) is now producing mixed ration feed to be distributed to farmers with animals that have been severely...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Pensioner perishes in New Amsterdam fire
Kaieteur News – A 67-year-old pensioner, Martin Lindy of Trinity Street, New Amsterdam, is now dead following a conflagration at his two-storey wooden and concrete home on Sunday. Kaieteur News...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Hungarians protest against planned Chinese university campus
Kaieteur News – (Reuters) – Thousands of Hungarians, some of them holding banners declaring “Treason,” protested on Saturday against a Chinese university’s plans to open a campus in...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Bus driver turns self in after abandoning bus that struck down teen
Kaieteur News – A minibus driver, who had abandoned his vehicle last Saturday night along the Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara (ECD) Public Road after he struck down a teenager, has since turned...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Two killed in separate accidents
By Alliyah Allicock Kaieteur News – On Sunday, Mark Ault, a father of three lost his life while three other persons were injured after they were involved in a three-vehicle collision along the...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists Comments Off on Some people tekkin’ up oil company fire rage
Dem Boys Seh… Kaieteur News – Dem boys remember when in de 1960’s some of dem Latin American experts bin seh how dem multinational corporations does set up a bridgehead in dem country...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on The NDIA should take the media on an over-flight of the conservancies
Kaieteur News – About a year ago, it was noticeable that there were weeds emanating from sections of the edges of the Northern Relief Canal near to the Hope/Dochfour outlet. This could have...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Those women groups: Psychological mess in Guyana
Kaieteur News – In my Friday, June 4, 2021 piece, “Women groups are politicising and using race in exposing sexual harassment,” I outlined the some factual information about the signatures...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Editorial Comments Off on It has to be bad when The New York Times takes note
Kaieteur News – Water! Water! Water everywhere. This was what was confirmed by the caption, “Severe Flooding in Guyana Prompts Extensive Relief Effort” (New York Times June 3). It has to be...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Labourer found floating in Canje trench
Kaieteur News – A 57-year-old labourer attached to the Rose Hall Estate and of Lot 32 Goed Bananen Land, East Canje, Berbice was found floating in a trench in Goed Bananen Village, East Canje...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Health Ministry records 2 more COVID-19 deaths
Kaieteur News – The Ministry of Health yesterday announced that two women who tested positive for the novel Coronavirus have died. As a result of this, the country’s COVID-19 death toll has...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Global microchip shortage to cause increase in local prices for computers, other electronics
Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic… Kaieteur News – Local businessman and proprietor of Starr Computer, Mike Mohan, is warning consumers of a global microchip shortage which is set to cause a...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on President commits to helping flood-affected Region 2 communities
“I am not here for fun and games. I am not here for laughter. I am not here as a joke. I am here because the concerns of the people of this country affect me. Regardless of which community you are...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on Coordinated approach to Region 10 flood relief continues
Kaieteur News – The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) is working with stakeholders including Central Government, Neighbourhood Democratic Councils, Regional Democratic Councils, the Private Sector...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Sports Comments Off on P&P Insurance Brokers on board with Chelsea Edghill
Kaieteur News – P&P Insurance Brokers yesterday made a financial contribution to Chelsea Edghill to assist in her preparation for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. The presentation was made at...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Sports Comments Off on Ninvalle promises NSC support to Edghill as he recognises her accomplishments
Kaieteur News – Table Tennis player, Chelsea Edghill yesterday paid a courtesy call on Director of Sport Steve Ninvalle at his Middle Street office. Accompanied by her mother, Deirdre Edghill...Jun 08, 2021 KNews News Comments Off on UK congratulates Guyana on joining Global Oceans Alliance
Kaieteur News – Acting British High Commissioner, Ross Denny, has congratulated Guyana on signing the Global Oceans Alliance ahead of World Ocean Day, which is being observed today. The Global...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Sports Comments Off on ‘Golden Jaguars’ and ‘The Blue Hurricane’ confident of ending on a high; promises an entertaining match
FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Qatar 2022… By Franklin Wilson in Antigua with the compliments of the GFF and Industrial Safety Supplies Inc. Kaieteur News – A potentially exciting showdown...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Letters Comments Off on The US should review its embargo with Cuba in the fight against COVID-19
Dear Editor, The US should look to review its embargo on trade with Cuba, which was instituted in February 1962 by then President John F Kennedy – this was in response to certain actions taken by...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Letters Comments Off on I welcome the note of civility in Vishnu Bisram’s polemics
Dear Editor, In acknowledging Dr. Vishnu Bisram’s response to my letter published in Kaieteur News, captioned, “Tacuma Ogunseye’s response to Vishnu Bisram” I welcome his response and note...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Letters Comments Off on President Ali is moving much too slowly
Dear Editor, The incompetence at Guyana Water Inc. appears to be incomprehensible and limitless. Close to $100 million spent on parties and another 100 million spent on travel. Both within a 2-year...Jun 08, 2021 KNews Letters Comments Off on We have not seen or heard any worthy flood relief effort coming from the Opposition
Dear Editor, Guyana has been inundated by floodwaters ever since the May-June rains began, and we are in a national disaster. In some cases whole communities are under water with the loss of crops...October 1st turn off your lights to bring about a change!
Oct 10, 2024
– Exciting double-header set to bowl of Round 1 Kaieteur Sports – Ahead of the 2024 Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Senior Men’s Super50 Inter-county tournament, county’s on...Peeping tom… Kaieteur News – The discovery of oil was supposed to be Guyana’s golden goose, a promise of prosperity... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more
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