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Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on CARICOM focuses on regional education as COHSOD meeting opens
The global economic and financial crisis brings into sharp focus the need to have a trained, readily trainable and re-trainable work force in the Caribbean. This is according to Deputy...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on USS Kearsarge donates medical supplies to Health Ministry
The USS Kearsarge yesterday donated some US$275,000 worth of medical supplies and equipment to the Ministry of Health. The presentation ceremony took place at the New Guyana Pharmaceutical...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Health Ministry targets 10,000 for HIV test
The Week of National Testing for HIV began yesterday with scores of Guyanese taking the test. Under the theme “Take action, take the test,” the Ministry of Health and the National AIDS Programme...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Document security addressed at Free Movement meeting
…Member States report receiving false documents Document security was a main issue addressed at last Thursday’s Free Movement meeting. This is according to CARICOM Director of Human...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Beaten bandit makes court appearance
– refused bail Ryan Couchman, 28, of Diamond Housing Scheme, was yesterday remanded to prison after he made his first court appearance before Magistrate Hazel Octive-Hamilton. It is alleged...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Mother seeks help for ailing son
For the past three years, life for now eight-year-old Devin Ramlakhan has not been comparable to that of a normal child. Devin has been suffering from a heart condition, and is in urgent need of...Nov 18, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on JAMAICA BACK IN CONTENTION AFTER NINE-WICKET WIN
-Pick up two vital bonus points After losing to Barbados in their opening fixture and then having to share a point each with the USA in an abandoned game, defending champions Jamaica eventually got...Nov 18, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Anna Regina gets $28M drainage pump
Document security was a main issue addressed at last Thursday’s Free Movement meeting. This is according to CARICOM Director of Human Development, Myrna Bernard, who said that Document Security...Nov 18, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Khan, Sukhram capture Smirnoff Open golf titles
Guyanese Imran Khan won the men’s title while Christine Sukhram retained her ladies crown at the Smirnoff Open Golf championships after two days of competition last weekend at the Lusignan Golf...Nov 18, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on T&T brush aside USA by 6 wickets
Darren Ganga, Adrian Barath & MOM Carl Wright hit 50’s By Franklin Wilson A match winning second-wicket partnership of 140 between Captain Darren Ganga, who led from the front with 79 off 96...Nov 18, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Leewards upset Barbados by 62 runs
Join T&T as President’s cup leaders after three matches By Sean Devers On the back of a Man-of-the-Match bowling performance from Omari Banks, the Leeward Islands upset Barbados by 62 runs at...Nov 18, 2008 knews Sports Comments Off on Guinness street football tourney to be launched today
Banks DIH Ltd. in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport and the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) will officially launch their Guinness “Greatest of De Street”...Feb 01, 2025
2025 CWI Regional 4-Day Championships Round 1… Kaieteur Sports-A resilient century from middle-order Kevlon Anderson coupled with 9 wickets from off-spinner Richie Looknauth saw the Guyana Harpy...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News-It is peculiar the way the PPP/C government often finds itself staring down the barrel of... more
Antiguan Barbudan Ambassador to the United States, Sir Ronald Sanders By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- The upcoming election... more
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