May 2008

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The birth of a university

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on The birth of a university

– the story of the Nations University One morning in September 1978, a young man from England was seated at the back of the hall at the Lilian Dewar Teacher Training College, in the building...

GCCI set to award seven business categories this year

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on GCCI set to award seven business categories this year

For the eighth year running, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) will be recognising businesses and their contributions to Guyana. According to the Chamber, this year the...

The Arts Forum – A Tribute to Roy Heath (1926-2008)

May 18, 2008 KNews The Arts Forum Comments Off on The Arts Forum – A Tribute to Roy Heath (1926-2008)

The Arts Forum offers an occasional page of related topics intended to sensitize students and the general readership to neglected areas of our social history and our rich and diverse cultural...

Fashion Village for Carifesta well underway

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Fashion Village for Carifesta well underway

The Carifesta Fashion Village is going to be excellent, assures Chairman of the Carifesta Fashion Focus Committee, Sonia Noel. Noel said that the current committee has been working day in and day out...

Retracting the letter that Ms. Alleyne-Persico did not write

May 18, 2008 KNews Letters Comments Off on Retracting the letter that Ms. Alleyne-Persico did not write

Dear Editor, I am hereby requesting the IMMEDIATE retraction of the piece titled “A Practical Guide to Visiting Guyana for CARIFESTA” published in the letters section of your paper on Saturday 17...

Is Ms Burton really a true trade unionist?

May 18, 2008 KNews Letters Comments Off on Is Ms Burton really a true trade unionist?

Dear Editor, I continue to observe evolving events over the years, and I have become increasingly disillusioned by many things. I make one such reference to Ms. Ali’s letter in Kaieteur News, 6th...

President not meeting CNS 6 on suspension

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on President not meeting CNS 6 on suspension

President Bharrat Jagdeo is not inclined to lift the suspension of the broadcast licence for CNS Channel 6, but would rather the matter be handled in court. On Friday, the President, who had...

Lusignan Prison undertakes fruit, vegetable project.

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Lusignan Prison undertakes fruit, vegetable project.

The Lusignan Prison, in collaboration with Food For The Poor Guyana Inc., has undertaken a project, and the Guyana Prison Service has undertaken a project to plant fruit and vegetables at the prison....

Extend the polygraph test to our Parliamentarians

May 18, 2008 KNews Features / Columnists Comments Off on Extend the polygraph test to our Parliamentarians

Lie detector tests are here and they have been put into effect even before the country has legislation to justify their use. The first set of people to undergo the tests are those drug enforcement...

We need to make every effort to avoid wasting water

May 18, 2008 KNews Letters Comments Off on We need to make every effort to avoid wasting water

Dear Editor, Inasmuch as I have reported here within these columns over the past years that the villages of Cumberland and Canefield, in East Canje, have been receiving water from the Cumberland...

The violations of human rights by Mugabe must not go unnoticed

May 18, 2008 KNews Letters Comments Off on The violations of human rights by Mugabe must not go unnoticed

Dear Editor, Throughout Africa, Zimbabwe is seen as one of the engineers of the anti-colonial struggle, with its now President, Mr. Robert Mugabe, leading the charge. Independence came after much...

Interesting Creatures in Guyana

May 18, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Interesting Creatures in Guyana

The Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) A pelican is any of several very large water birds belonging to the bird family ‘Pelecanidae’ that possess a distinctive pouch under the beak....

Blame the Government – When civilized people can’t talk to each other

May 18, 2008 KNews Peeping Tom Comments Off on Blame the Government – When civilized people can’t talk to each other

People talk to each other in the civilized world, and when they fail to agree on something they talk again. If they still fail, then they seek mediation. It is like a husband and a wife; they do not...

The damage to public property

May 18, 2008 KNews Editorial Comments Off on The damage to public property

The destruction of property is almost as worrying as the crime situation, and it is time that something drastic is done. We keep hearing that stray animals caused vehicles to crash, sometimes with...

Guyana to seek US help for info on Roger Khan’s operations here

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Guyana to seek US help for info on Roger Khan’s operations here

Local police may be writing the United States and its embassy here to find out about alleged murder hits ordered by Shaheed Roger Khan, a Guyanese businessman who is implicated in drug trafficking in...

Corbin’s bodyguard released on bail, no formal charges laid

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Corbin’s bodyguard released on bail, no formal charges laid

Shortly after a letter was dispatched by the leader of the main opposition party, Robert Corbin, to Police Commissioner Henry Greene, the police released his bodyguard, Cyrus Boyce, on $15,000 bail....

Marriott Hotel construction closer to take off

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Marriott Hotel construction closer to take off

…edifice to be 10 storeys high The construction of the US$52M Marriott Hotel, Casino and Entertainment Complex is now one step closer after the company slated to construct the edifice, Adams...

Preparations stepped up for Agri business forum

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Preparations stepped up for Agri business forum

With food prices soaring in the Caribbean and around the globe and its annual food bill expected to climb this year, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is taking a proactive approach to the issue by...

South America’s oldest woman…

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on South America’s oldest woman…

Human Services Ministry honours Matilda Lewis South America’s oldest woman, Guyanese Matilda Lewis was yesterday honoured by the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security during the...

Police child-flogging incident…

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Police child-flogging incident…

Manickchand satisfied with staff investigation Minister of Human Services Priya Manickchand said she is satisfied with the level of investigations conducted by her staff following revelations that a...

Boy drowns in Blairmont canal

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Boy drowns in Blairmont canal

A nine-year-old boy drowned in a canal near the Blairmont sugar estate at around 15:30 hrs yesterday while swimming there with two friends. Hemraj Persaud, of Lot 68 Bacchus Street, Rosignol,...

Infrastructure arrangements for CARIFESTA X moving apace

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on Infrastructure arrangements for CARIFESTA X moving apace

Venues in Georgetown and its environs which have been selected to host delegations that will be performing in Guyana during the Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) X in August are being upgraded....

GECOM registration behind schedule Ramotar

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on GECOM registration behind schedule Ramotar

The work of encoders at GECOM is extremely unacceptable, General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Donald Ramotar, said yesterday. Speaking to the media at Freedom House, Ramotar...

No atmosphere of trust between PPP, PNCR

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on No atmosphere of trust between PPP, PNCR

– President Jagdeo Opposition Leader Robert Corbin’s time would be better spent if he uses it to educate his supporters about the real nature of the increase in the price of food, Donald Ramotar...

AFC concerned about Govt/ PNCR rhetoric, recent actions

May 17, 2008 KNews News Comments Off on AFC concerned about Govt/ PNCR rhetoric, recent actions

The Alliance For Change (AFC) is calling on the PPP/C and the PNCR to “tone down the rhetoric and actions which seem to be taking the country, and their respective supporters, down a path of...

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Hridoy ensures draw in Sylhet; WI beat Bangladesh 1-0 in series

Nov 09, 2026

Cricinfo – With an 82 in the fourth innings, Towhid Hridoy ensured Bangladesh completed a hard-fought draw against West Indies in the Sylhet Test. The visitors clinched the series 1-0 on...

What is right is right, and what is wrong is wrong

Nov 09, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – There are moments in the political life of every nation when the character of its people is tested by whether they have the courage to condemn wrongdoing when it is committed against those with whom they disagree. It is easy to champion justice when the victim belongs to your...

A Divided World: A Commonwealth Opportunity

Nov 01, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – When Commonwealth leaders gather in Antigua and Barbuda from 1st to 4th November, they should address a question that reaches beyond their association: how can countries of different size, wealth and outlook sustain cooperation in a world increasingly...

Light and darkness, lips to life

Nov 09, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The light that shines over Guyana must be at its dazzling purest. Not a speck of darkness on the horizon. Not a stray dark spot in the cupboard or under the carpet. When light is at its brightest, what chance for darkness to show its face, to linger? On the occasion of...

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