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2008-2009 Mini-Tennis schools programme to kick-off Saturday

Sep 25, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on 2008-2009 Mini-Tennis schools programme to kick-off Saturday

The Guyana Lawn Tennis Association will stage a preliminary meeting and workshop on Saturday 27th September at the National Park Tennis Courts at 4:00pm. The event will target all primary school...

Strykers CC are Splashmins’ 2008 cricket Champions

Sep 25, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Strykers CC are Splashmins’ 2008 cricket Champions

Strykers defeated North Soesdyke by 37 runs in a feature 30-over cricket encounter at the Splashmins’ ground last Sunday to take the Splashmins’ trophy. Strykers batted first and made 169-9 off...

MSC battle TSC in Beharry Cup semis on Saturday

Sep 25, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on MSC battle TSC in Beharry Cup semis on Saturday

Pepsi Cup games also scheduled for weekend Defending Georgetown Hand-in-Hand 50-overs second division champions Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC) will clash with Transport Sports Club (TSC) in the...

Old Fort ‘A’ maintain rich form

Sep 25, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Old Fort ‘A’ maintain rich form

GCC Tigers, Everest Hikers ‘A’, Old Fort ‘B’ also win Fresh off their recent success in the Noble House Seafoods Indoor Hockey Tournament Old Fort ‘A’ despite having to withstand a stern...

Plaisance Inter-Block football reaches semi-final stage

Sep 25, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Plaisance Inter-Block football reaches semi-final stage

It was more of a dress rehearsal for this Sunday’s semi-finals as all four teams that contested last Sunday’s round of matches in the Plaisance Inter-Block Football Tournament made it to the last...

Mud Dam, Sophia in need of an all weather road

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Mud Dam, Sophia in need of an all weather road

DEAR EDITOR, Having seen several contracts being awarded by the government to build roads and bridges recently, I shall be grateful if consideration can be given for an all weather road to be built...

The Guyana Nurses’ Assoc. condemns the Wismar Hospital attack

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on The Guyana Nurses’ Assoc. condemns the Wismar Hospital attack

DEAR EDITOR, The Guyana Nurses’ Association would like to express our condemnation of the attack on our two colleagues in Linden. We believe that this incident sharply points to the moral,...

Freddie is right

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Freddie is right

DEAR EDITOR, I believe Ravi Dev has misconstrued Freddie’s statement (being ashamed of being an East Indian). As a reader of both columnists, I could understand Freddie’s disappointment and...

I also do not trust the Guyana Police Force

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on I also do not trust the Guyana Police Force

DEAR EDITOR, I agree with Mark Benschop and Lincoln Lewis that the Guyana Police Force is not to be trusted. My life was also threatened by a known individual, and I told the police by letter after...

Let’s do what we can for Cuba

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Let’s do what we can for Cuba

DEAR EDITOR, Every Guyanese at home and abroad should share the concerns, so well expressed by Ms. Christbel Hughes (chairperson for Commemoration Committee for the 200th Anniversary of the abolition...

Unreasonable attacks on the voices of reason

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Unreasonable attacks on the voices of reason

DEAR EDITOR, I pen this letter to laud the courage of those Guyanese at home who steadfastly refused to be cowed into silence by threats against their well being, or the transparent and sophomoric...

CJIA squatter structures hazardous to both their occupants and the airport operations

Sep 25, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on CJIA squatter structures hazardous to both their occupants and the airport operations

DEAR EDITOR, I have noticed recently the Alliance For Change (AFC) as well as the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) Region Four administration chairman has been clamouring for cheap...

Science Education

Sep 25, 2008 knews Editorial Comments Off on Science Education

On the whole, the interest in studying the sciences – at all levels of our educational system – has been plummeting steadily since independence. At that time, most of the very brightest...

Buried truths have been unearthed

Sep 25, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Buried truths have been unearthed

If you were born at the beginning of 1992, you are sixteen years old. You are probably eligible to enter the University of Guyana. This means that you are mature enough to understand the contents of...

Uncle Freddie’s melting ice cream

Sep 25, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Uncle Freddie’s melting ice cream

I am worried about Uncle Freddie’s ice cream. During Carifesta he indicated that because of power failures he was forced to stop stacking up on this delicacy. I empathise with the professor. He has...

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West Ruimveldt Primary reign supreme in Demerara Zone of Future...

Jun 01, 2026

Kaieteur Sports – West Ruimveldt Primary, a consistent face in the Future Warriors Tapeball for Primary Schools tournament, powered by ExxonMobil Guyana, overcame their final-round jitters from...

Absenteeism at School

Jun 01, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – There are a great many children each day who are not attending school. When some are asked why they are not at school, they lie by claiming that their parents do not have money to send them to school. The blame is rightly placed on the parents, but for the wrong reasons. It...

Not Charity, but Repair: a Response to Pope Leo’s Slavery Apology

May 31, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Signed on 15th May, 2026 and released on 25th May, 2026, Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, marks a significant moment in the long reckoning with slavery. It contains the clearest papal acknowledgment to date of the Holy See’s role...

Get something right, please

Jun 01, 2026

Hard Truths by GHK Lall (Kaieteur News) – First, it was a sacred emblem, the National Flag during the Diamond Jubilee Independence celebrations, which showed its opposition to being pushed around and treated like a yoyo. From there things went from a national embarrassment to a national...

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2008-2009 Mini-Tennis schools programme to kick-off Saturday

Strykers CC are Splashmins’ 2008 cricket Champions

MSC battle TSC in Beharry Cup semis on Saturday

Old Fort ‘A’ maintain rich form

Plaisance Inter-Block football reaches semi-final stage

Mud Dam, Sophia in need of an all weather road

The Guyana Nurses’ Assoc. condemns the Wismar Hospital attack

Freddie is right

I also do not trust the Guyana Police Force

Let’s do what we can for Cuba

Unreasonable attacks on the voices of reason

CJIA squatter structures hazardous to both their occupants and the airport operations

Science Education

Buried truths have been unearthed

Uncle Freddie’s melting ice cream

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