December 4, 2008

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Illegal vending should not be encouraged

Dec 04, 2008 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Illegal vending should not be encouraged

The greatest problem that impinges on the development in this country is the sending of mixed signals. If we wish to move this country forward we cannot allow for situations in which more than one...

Unidentified body found on Soesdyke Highway

Dec 04, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Unidentified body found on Soesdyke Highway

At approximately 09:00 hours yesterday, members of the Guyana Police Force discovered the body of an unidentified man, with injuries to the back and neck, along the main road in Madewini on the...

Guyanese have a unique opportunity to right a historical wrong

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 6

Dear Editor, The idea of secession has been around ever since Guiana was discovered. The various colonial powers dismembered the land of many waters through claims and counter claims to suit their...

Woman mysteriously shot during Christmas cleaning

Dec 04, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Woman mysteriously shot during Christmas cleaning

The customary Christmas cleaning went horribly wrong for a woman who was injured by a bullet fired from a gun that accidentally fell from a ledge at a Kwakwani house. Sabrina Anderson, 19, of Fyrish...

Security measures

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Security measures

Dear Editor, Terrorism is definitely on the increase globally and the attack on Mumbai, India is a clear indication that we need to keep our eyes open more widely. CARICOM should shift a lot of focus...

Dataram saga continues… Final submissions tendered in High Court

Dec 04, 2008 knews News 1

Embattled businessman Barry Dataram made yet another High Court appearance before Chief Justice Ian Chang and Justice William Ramlal yesterday. And the final submissions were made by lead attorney...

Richard Ousman should be remembered in a meaningful way

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 5

Dear Editor, Recently awards were given to individuals who contributed par excellence to tourism in Guyana.I am astounded when I discovered that the name Richard Ousman (deceased), Founder and...

The GPF should be applauded

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 4

Dear Editor, The SNs’ Editorials consistently improvise a barrage of attacks on the Guyana Police Force (GPF). The Editorial of December 2, 2008 insinuated that the Guyana Police Force has no...

Infant died from concussion

Dec 04, 2008 knews News 1

-injury consistent with a fall Police have ruled out foul play in the death of six-month-old Glencia Salvador whose body was found in a house at Nappi Village, Central Rupununi, last Saturday. A post...

A response to questions of my intentions

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 1

Dear Editor, I would not allow the unnamed letter writer to question my intentions without a response. Firstly, I do not know that my letter took the form of advice, since no one asked for it. I...

GPOC ready for influx of Christmas mail

Dec 04, 2008 knews News Comments Off on GPOC ready for influx of Christmas mail

The Christmas season is here and with the deadline already in place for posting mail, the Guyana Post Office Corporation said that it is prepared for the season. Speaking to Kaieteur News was Deputy...

What’s happening at the Georgetown School of Nursing?

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 2

Dear Editor, I am appalled by what seems to be the daily functioning of the Georgetown School of Nursing. I am a single parent who struggles to make ends meet. My tasks became none the easier when my...

Too many ‘square pegs in round holes’

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters 6

Dear Editor, The recent arbitration in the sugar industry is a real slap in the faces of all the sugar workers of this country; 6% increase is a serious blow to the working poor who struggle each day...

Essequibo lawbreaker lands in jail

Dec 04, 2008 knews News 1

Terry Anrood was refused bail, yesterday, after he appeared before Magistrate Faith Mc Gusty charged indictably with malicious damage to property. Anrood pleaded not guilty after the charge was read...

Husband bonded to keep the peace

Dec 04, 2008 knews News Comments Off on Husband bonded to keep the peace

Christopher Braithwaite, 46, of 32 Lyng Street, Charlestown, yesterday appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson charged with threatening his common law partner, Moltia Newman. He...

Equity needed in the policy on river crossing

Dec 04, 2008 knews Letters Comments Off on Equity needed in the policy on river crossing

Dear Editor, It doesn’t come as a big surprise that on average, the toll for a motor car to cross the Berbice River Bridge will be approximately $1,000, since only at that tariff rate can the...

DPP cancels charges against reporter

Dec 04, 2008 knews News Comments Off on DPP cancels charges against reporter

News Update court reporter, Lisa Lowe, yesterday received word from the investigating ranks at Brickdam Police Station that the charges against her were not recommended by the Director of Public...

ON PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS

Dec 04, 2008 knews Editorial 2

For as long as there have been governments, whether monarchial or democratic, the prerogative of executive pardons has been present. The Crown, the President, the Head of State has always been...

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Cornwall blitz, Shadab (4-13)/Muqeem (4-16) leave Warriors in panic...

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2026 Republic Bank CPL… GAW vs. ABF – Falcons book spot in finals, Warriors/Kingsmen battle tonight for last spot By Clifton Ross (Kaieteur News) – Guyana Amazon Warriors choked their...

Whatever happened to this matter?

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(Kaieteur News) – There is something deeply troubling about the driver’s-licence saga in Guyana. And it is not simply the question of whether a few police officers may have done something wrong. It is the possibility that people are driving on our roads who were never properly tested, never...

The World Has Broken the 1.5°C Promise. Small States Should Not Have...

Sep 06, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – The world has broken the 1.5°C promise it made to its most vulnerable countries. The breach has not yet been recorded on a sustained basis, but the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says it is widely assessed as unavoidable and likely within the...

Boycott- duh fuh duh nah obyah

Sep 18, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The Hon Speaker of the House started the ball rolling. The wrong way. Neither time nor space for opposition in parliament. For months after the September elections, the machinery of parliamentary democracy couldn’t get cranking. The white people had to intervene so...

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Illegal vending should not be encouraged

Unidentified body found on Soesdyke Highway

Guyanese have a unique opportunity to right a historical wrong

Woman mysteriously shot during Christmas cleaning

Security measures

Dataram saga continues… Final submissions tendered in High Court

Richard Ousman should be remembered in a meaningful way

The GPF should be applauded

Infant died from concussion

A response to questions of my intentions

GPOC ready for influx of Christmas mail

What’s happening at the Georgetown School of Nursing?

Too many ‘square pegs in round holes’

Essequibo lawbreaker lands in jail

Husband bonded to keep the peace

Equity needed in the policy on river crossing

DPP cancels charges against reporter

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