October 21, 2008

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Sheriff Memorial 20/20 Cricket in Essequibo

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Sheriff Memorial 20/20 Cricket in Essequibo

Ravens defeat Sparwin in final Ravens defeated Sparwin by 8 runs to capture the Sheriff Memorial 20/20 cricket title last Sunday at the Anna Regina centre ground in North Essequibo. Ravens batted...

Annual Inter-Services athletics set for this week

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Annual Inter-Services athletics set for this week

The Annual Inter-Services Athletics Championships, which is being conducted after an absence since 1998, will be held tomorrow October 22 and Friday October 24 at the Police Sports Club Ground, Eve...

Kishore wins as teenage players rule at Lusignan Golf Club

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Kishore wins as teenage players rule at Lusignan Golf Club

The teenage players had another field day ahead of the Guyana Open billed for next month as Avinda Kishore won last Saturday’s Ocean View International Hotel sponsored Medal Play gold tournament at...

Silver Park horserace Meet

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Silver Park horserace Meet

Sequins win again A massive crowd was on hand to see Sequins of the Jumbo Jet Stables continue to dominate the feature C class event in the horses racing arena in Guyana. The champion horse seems to...

Neal and Massy halt Banks’ win streak

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Neal and Massy halt Banks’ win streak

Neal and Massy put a halt to Banks DIH recent cricket success with a 40-run win in a high scoring 20-over Tapeball cricket match last Friday evening at Thirst Park. Led by an entertaining unbeaten...

Plans for 2nd annual five-stage cycle road race intensifies

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Plans for 2nd annual five-stage cycle road race intensifies

NAPS hold interactive HIV/AIDS session with riders & officials The Guyana Cycling Federation, Ministry of Health and the National Aids Programme Secretariat (NAPS) have intensified preparations...

Corporate support for 2nd NAMILCO Football Festival kicks in

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Corporate support for 2nd NAMILCO Football Festival kicks in

Juniors Jewelry & 2 J’s General Store on board Juniors Jewelry and 2 J’s General Store have maintained their support of the annual NAMILCO Football Festival organised by the Fruta Conquerors...

Coca Cola UDFA first division league

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Coca Cola UDFA first division league

Milerock, Blueberry Hill on top with 20pts each Competition in the Banks DIH Coca Cola Upper Demerara Football Association (UDFA) first division league continues tomorrow at the Mackenzie Sports Club...

GCB U-19 40 overs Cricket in Wakenaam

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on GCB U-19 40 overs Cricket in Wakenaam

Sans Souci, Noitgedacht record victories Sans Souci and Noitgedacht recorded victories over Good Success and Zeelandia respectively as the G.C.B. U-19 40 overs cricket competition commenced in...

GTM backs development of sports in Essequibo

Oct 21, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on GTM backs development of sports in Essequibo

Contributes 1 $Million to sports project The Guyana Trinidad Mutual Fire & Life Insurance group of Companies (GTM) is tangibly backing the development of sports in the Cinderella County of...

Bring closure to this story, Mr. Green!

Oct 21, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Bring closure to this story, Mr. Green!

Mr. Hamilton Green has been quite active on the pro-democracy front these days. He is garrulous on many issues. All the subjects seem to relate to the PPP Government’s continuing assault on the...

DIPLOMATIC BELLIGERENCE

Oct 21, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on DIPLOMATIC BELLIGERENCE

When it comes to issues concerning Guyana’s territorial integrity, Guyanese become very passionate. They should however be careful and not allow that love for Guyana to blind them to an objective...

The behaviours of vital service providers fall short ever so often

Oct 21, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on The behaviours of vital service providers fall short ever so often

DEAR EDITOR, I think a response by the police is necessary stemming the publication of the letter ‘Answer the 911 phone’ in the last SN. If the first line of help, pun intended, and 911 is not...

Everyone should see the Documentary on the Congo called ‘Greatest Silence Rape’

Oct 21, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Everyone should see the Documentary on the Congo called ‘Greatest Silence Rape’

DEAR EDITOR, The Documentary on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (a huge country in Central Africa) called ‘Greatest Silence Rape’ is a must see for anyone (Like Amnesty International...

Craig has lost a faithful son

Oct 21, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Craig has lost a faithful son

DEAR EDITOR, I was extremely shocked last Saturday (11-10-08) when I learnt of the untimely demise of Lallman Lallbeharry, of Craig Village, East Bank Demerara. Lallman, better known as Kenrick,...

We seem to be like a nation regressing rather than going forward

Oct 21, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on We seem to be like a nation regressing rather than going forward

DEAR EDITOR, To date, there has been nearly 100 hours of blackout across East and West Berbice. And the hours seem to keep climbing every single day with no relief in sight. The power crisis is now...

Decision still pending on Cubana Monument site

Oct 21, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Decision still pending on Cubana Monument site

Georgetown Mayor Hamilton Green and Public Works Minister Robeson Benn are still to agree on exactly where the Cubana Monument will be constructed. At present, the monument site is on a strip of land...

Governance failure is at the heart of the global financial crisis

Oct 21, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Governance failure is at the heart of the global financial crisis

DEAR EDITOR, The principal source of the global financial crisis is a failure in good governance by international financial institutions; and this has been encouraged by the governments of developed...

Religious beliefs

Oct 21, 2008 knews Editorial Comments Off on Religious beliefs

Over the past few weeks, there has been a spirited debate in the press over the merits or demerits of allowing a group to utilise the word “Diwali” to promote a pageant, in which young women...

GPHC receives medical texts from Greenheart Medical University

Oct 21, 2008 knews News Comments Off on GPHC receives medical texts from Greenheart Medical University

The Medical Sciences Library of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation was, on Friday, bestowed with a substantial endowment of Nursing books, which came through the kind compliments of the...

Diaspora meets to revamp Guyana’s race relations

Oct 21, 2008 knews Peeping Tom Comments Off on Diaspora meets to revamp Guyana’s race relations

Toronto — The Guyana Outreach Diaspora Council (GODC) recently hosted a workshop in Scarborough under the rubric “Thus is Life Livable.” Participants came from across Canada, the United...

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Podium dreams alive as Guyana’s U20 athletes shine on Day One in...

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By Rawle Toney (Kaieteur News) – Guyana’s largest-ever team to the World Athletics U20 Championships has made an encouraging start to its campaign in Oregon, USA, with several athletes advancing...

Caste, capitalism and the plantation

Aug 06, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The argument was recently made on a BBC radio podcast dealing with Indian indentured immigration that the Indian caste system was incompatible with the capitalist ethos of the post-Emancipation Caribbean plantation. There is an appealing simplicity to the argument. Caste was...

Nicaragua’s Abandoned Ballot: What the OAS Can and Cannot Do

Aug 02, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Daniel Ortega has now said openly what his regime has demonstrated for years: the people of Nicaragua are not to be permitted to remove their rulers through elections. During celebrations marking the 47th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution, Ortega...

Who’s responsible, who will take responsibility?

Jul 30, 2026

Hard Truths by GHK Lall (Kaieteur News) – A tragedy of catastrophic proportions is now Guyana’s to manage. An old passenger ferry boat went to the bottom. According to news reports of Saturday, 73 bodies have been recovered and 76 rescued. Taking the official count of 179 passengers on...

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Sheriff Memorial 20/20 Cricket in Essequibo

Annual Inter-Services athletics set for this week

Kishore wins as teenage players rule at Lusignan Golf Club

Silver Park horserace Meet

Neal and Massy halt Banks’ win streak

Plans for 2nd annual five-stage cycle road race intensifies

Corporate support for 2nd NAMILCO Football Festival kicks in

Coca Cola UDFA first division league

GCB U-19 40 overs Cricket in Wakenaam

GTM backs development of sports in Essequibo

Bring closure to this story, Mr. Green!

DIPLOMATIC BELLIGERENCE

The behaviours of vital service providers fall short ever so often

Everyone should see the Documentary on the Congo called ‘Greatest Silence Rape’

Craig has lost a faithful son

We seem to be like a nation regressing rather than going forward

Decision still pending on Cubana Monument site

Governance failure is at the heart of the global financial crisis

Religious beliefs

GPHC receives medical texts from Greenheart Medical University

Diaspora meets to revamp Guyana’s race relations

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