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Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on ExxonMobil’s flaring is an environmental abuse of Guyana
“The flaring is an environmental abuse of Guyana, as well as another financial burden that the country can ill-afford. ExxonMobil Chief Executive Officer Darren Woods makes 2,000 times the average...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Govt. depending on small-scale local miners for majority of gold earnings
– Hopes large foreign operators getting billion dollar concessions play bigger role soon By Shervin Belgrave Kaieteur News – During Wednesday’s budget speech, which was presented by...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on VP Jagdeo is Guyana’s Finance Minister
-Dr. Ashni Singh is his assistant Kaieteur News – Dr. Ashni Kumar Singh has, since the People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) administration took Office back in August 2020, presented three...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Budget 2022 Local Content measures ‘barely a dent’—Opposition
Kaieteur News – Minister with responsibility for Finance in the Office of the President, Dr. Ashni Singh, this past week announced a range of measures aimed at improving business...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Chinese company to commence construction of Amaila Falls Hydro project this year – Govt.
Kaieteur News – Senior Minister in the Office of the President, with responsibility for Finance, Dr. Ashni Singh recently announced that the Chinese contractor, who was granted approval to...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Guyana, Suriname sign pact to pave way for business cooperation
Kaieteur News – Guyana’s Private Sector Commission (PSC) recently inked an agreement with its Surinamese counterparts, which will pave the way for business cooperation, tourism ventures as...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Guyanese workers complain of being fed leftovers, mistreated on oil ship
Kaieteur News – Guyanese cleaners, dish washers and laundry staff working on ExxonMobil’s Floating Production Storage and Offloading Vessels (FPSOs) offshore Guyana are complaining of being...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists Comments Off on We all deh in de same boat
Dem Boys Seh… Kaieteur News – Guyana is not wan divided country. Is de poli-tricks which causing all de problems between de people. Guyanese people does live good with one another. We...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Everyone should pay taxes
Kaieteur News – One of the most perverse strategies adopted, by both the PPP/C and APNU+AFC regimes, is the practice of increasing the income tax threshold in order to place greater disposable...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on My music choice disqualifies me from being an unbiased human
Kaieteur News – I have always stayed away from ethnic organisations. My fear has been and always will be that once you settle into an organisation that is essentially ethnic in ontology, you...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Gratitude for American help but real help would be meaning
Kaieteur News – We carried a news story last week of a helping hand from America in an important area for which this country can only be thankful. It was titled, “U.S. eager to help Guyana...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Ministry records 5 more COVID-19 fatalities
– 471 new infections recorded Kaieteur News – Another five individuals who contracted the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. This is according to the Ministry of Health which...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on ‘Beating the Odds’ – UG graduands detail journey to academic glory amidst adversities
Kaieteur News – Close to 2,600 graduands of the University of Guyana (UG) will walk the virtual graduation stage in a series of ceremonies beginning February 4, 2022. However, they each have a...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on $19.7M allocated to rehabilitate two domestic violence shelters
Kaieteur News – Aimed at improving its response to issues of domestic violence, the Government of Guyana has allocated a sum of $114.9 million to the legal aid services in Guyana, of which...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on GAWU takes concerns of sidelined Guyanese oil workers to Home Affairs Minister
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU), which recently established its Oil and Gas branch, has received steady complaints from workers in the sector, which has...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Oil economy is magnet for all types of scammers determined to prey on Guyanese
By Pat Dial Kaieteur News – Every society, to a lesser or greater degree, is preyed upon by scammers, often termed ‘con-men’ or ‘confidence tricksters’. Such scammers...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on NEW NATIONAL STANDARD ADDRESSES SALE OF USED MOTOR VEHICLES
Kaieteur News – Most of the vehicles on our roadways today were imported into Guyana as used motor vehicles. There are also instances where individuals purchase what is commonly referred to as...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Features / Columnists Comments Off on Covid-19: Where is Omicron taking us?
By Dr. Zulfikar Bux Emergency Medicine Specialist Kaieteur News – We are now a month into the Omicron wave in Guyana and as I had predicted, we’ve peaked and our case numbers are coming down....Jan 30, 2022 KNews Sports Comments Off on Golden Jaguars meet Barbados today
Kaieteur News – Guyana Golden Jaguars take on Barbados tonight 8pm Guyana time at the Dr. Ir. Franklin Essed Stadium in Paramaribo, Suriname. Barbados lost 1-0 to Suriname on Friday at the same...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Court Stories Comments Off on Persons charged for dousing others with corrosive substance
By Renay Sambach Kaieteur News – Over the years, there have been several cases in Guyana involving ‘acid attacks.’ As a result of these attacks, the victims usually suffer life-altering...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Sports Comments Off on CASH set alit with day one of Senior National Table Tennis Championships
Kaieteur News – The action continued in the Senior National Table Tennis Championships at the Cliff Anderson Sports hall which witnessed some quarterfinals action among others, as players aimed...Jan 30, 2022 KNews News Comments Off on Welcomed decline in COVID-19 cases seen during past week
– 38 deaths recorded between Jan. 22 and 28 Kaieteur News – If you hadn’t noticed, the worrying spread of COVID-19 during the past week noticeably declined giving hope to many that we...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Interesting Creatures in Guyana Comments Off on Jaguar (Panthera onca)
Interesting Creature… Kaieteur News – The jaguar is a big cat, and the only member of the Panthera genus (lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard and snow leopard) found in the Americas. It is larger...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Sports Comments Off on Hooper resets National Triple jump record
Kaieteur News – Representing the University of Florida at the Clemson Bob Pollock Invitational yesterday, overseas based Guyanese student-athlete Natricia Hooper recorded a best distance of...Jan 30, 2022 KNews Sports Comments Off on Central Essequibo Cricket Committee Invitational 10-10 bowls off today
Kaieteur News – The inaugural Central Essequibo Cricket Committee Invitational ten-ten knockout competition bowls off today with eight matches across Region Two, Pomeroon-Supenaam. On Friday at...Mineral and oil rich country borrowing to feed, clothe and house its citizens.
Aug 31, 2024
Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League 2024… Kaieteur Sports – Defending champs Guyana Amazon Warriors opened their account with 3-wicket win over the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons during...Kaieteur News – We can find no better example of self-interest masquerading as magnanimity than the recent motion passed... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more
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