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Feb 07, 2024 KNews Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column Comments Off on Exxon must remain in the eye of Guyanese
H@RD TRUTHS by GHK Lall Kaieteur News – Exxon and its people have been allowed the luxury of a long, tranquil holiday. Longer than mine. Now it is time that the tranquil bubble of Exxon be...Feb 07, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on GPSU received numerous complaints from doctors working overtime without proper compensation
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) in a release on Tuesday said it is in receipt of a number of complaints from doctors across the country that they are working overtime...Feb 07, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Another wave of Saharan dust to reach Guyana today
Kaieteur News – The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday cautioned that another wave of Saharan dust will reach Guyana on Wednesday evening with concentrations gradually increasing until...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Every man, woman and child will be shackled to $1.8 million debt by end of 2024
Kaieteur News – As Guyana continues to develop rapidly, an alarming financial burden looms over its citizens. By the end of 2024, every individual in Guyana is projected to be shackled to...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Subjudice excuse by the EPA to hide Exxon’s US$2B oil spill guarantee a false narrative – Shadow Natural Resources Minister
…says Datadin should apologise for misleading nation Kaieteur News – Shadow Minister of Natural Resources, Shurwayne Holder is calling on Attorney-at-Law and Member of Parliament (MP),...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Increasing oil income a national priority for Opposition – Norton
…says country must use oil meters, monitor Exxon’s work program and employ experts Kaieteur News – Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey Norton told the National Assembly on Friday that...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Rose Hall Estate workers complain of substituting old parts to fix machines
…says monies budgeted for parts going elsewhere Kaieteur News – The workers attached to the Rose Hall Sugar Estate workshop are wary of the practice of stripping parts off of old machines to...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Firefighters attacked with bricks, sticks and cutlasses at Linden fire scene
Kaieteur News – Residents of Andyville Housing Scheme, Linden, Region 10 on Saturday attacked firefighters with bricks, sticks and cutlasses while they were responding to a fire in area. While...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Infrastructure has the potential to lift families out of poverty – Minister Rodrigues
…says Govt. will not be ashamed of such investments By Davina Bagot Kaieteur News – The Opposition has accused the government of allocating a massive portion of this year’s Budget towards...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Banks DIH to take action over concerns of Guyana Stock Exchange trading
Kaieteur News – During the 68th Annual General Meeting of Banks DIH Limited on Saturday, a shareholder raised a query about the apparent lack of synchronisation between the positive...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Certifying Office at Brickdam Police Station to be relocated today to facilitate construction of new complex – GPF
Kaieteur News – The Certifying Office currently located in the compound of the Brickdam Police Station, will be relocated to Ruimveldt to facilitate the construction of the new complex which...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Full Court dismisses application for stay of GPSCCU special general meeting
Kaieteur News – Applications for Stay of Execution of Order directing the holding of Special General Meeting of the Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union (GPSCCU) and Leslyn Noble,...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Police find gun used in shooting at New Amsterdam
Kaieteur News – Police in Berbice have recovered a .32 pistol which was allegedly used in a shooting incident on Sunday at Pitt Street, New Amsterdam. According information received by police,...Jan 29, 2024 KNews Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column Comments Off on Hard truths…Opposition on the move with cost of living
By GHK Lall Kaieteur News – Parade Ground was the scene, and the Opposition Leader, Mr. Aubrey Norton had the platform and bullhorn. Cost-of-living is going to be a major underpinning and...Jan 29, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Knife wielding wanted man shot by police
Kaieteur News – A wanted man was on Sunday morning shot to his right foot by police after he reportedly attacked the ranks with a knife. Police identified the man as Denzil Thomas called...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on 6th oil project: AFC wants strict timeline for audits, ring-fencing, full protection from Exxon for oil spills
Kaieteur News – As the Government of Guyana (GoG) prepares to award ExxonMobil a sixth licence to develop the Whiptail project in the Stabroek Block, the Alliance For Change (AFC) is calling on...Jan 15, 2024 KNews ExxonMobil, News Comments Off on Norton now wants data on Exxon’s well to decide if ring-fencing project is correct path for Guyana
Kaieteur News – In a recent press conference, Guyana’s political opposition asserted that they require detailed well specifics and expert advice before conclusively determining whether...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on “A grave dereliction of duty that borders on criminal behaviour”- Gaskin
…no independent meters 4 years later Kaieteur News – Civil society activist Ramon Gaskin has described the failure by government to install meters, for the purpose of independent...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Drivers can be banned for overtaking on Demerara Harbour Bridge – Management says
Kaieteur News – The management of the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation (DHBC) has issued a warning that vehicle operators who engage in overtaking on the bridge can be banned from using the...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Govt. invites proposals for gas infrastructure to support upstream developments
Kaieteur News – The Government of Guyana (GoG) has issued Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking private sector pitches for the design, financing, construction, and operation of gas infrastructure...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Former President Ramotar disagrees with Guyana’s position on Houthis’ Red Sea attacks
Kaieteur News – Former President of Guyana, Donald Ramotar, disagrees with a position that Guyana has taken to condemn the actions of the Houthis movement in the Red Sea. The Yemeni militant...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Fire Service hosts safety camp for children
Kaieteur News – Students of several East Coast of Demerara (ECD) schools were on Saturday exposed to fire safety and essential life skills at a fire safety camp organised by the Guyana Fire...Jan 15, 2024 KNews News Comments Off on Health Ministry launches post-Midwifery, lab technician training programme in Region Two
Kaieteur News – The first batch of Post Midwifery and Medical Laboratory Technician are set to undergo training within the next 12 months. The Decentralised post Midwifery and Medical...Jan 15, 2024 KNews Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column Comments Off on National budget: manage the mind, manage expectations
Hard Truths – By GHK Lall Kaieteur News – On this auspicious Budget Day for 2024, I have a word of advice, more of a caution, for fellow citizens. Manage expectations. I am managing my...LISTEN HOW JAGDEO WILL MAKE ALL GUYANESE RICH!!!
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Round 2 GFF Women’s League Division One Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Police Force FC on Saturday last demolished Pakuri Jaguars FC with a 17 – 0 goal blitz at the Guyana Football...Kaieteur News – Just recently, the PPC determined that it does not have the authority to vitiate a contract which was... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Waterfalls Magazine – On April 10, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States... more
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