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Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on ‘Opening’ of Takatu Bridge baffles officials
– Guyana flag hoisted, national anthem played Local officials are baffled by what appears to be an unofficial official opening of the Takatu Bridge yesterday. Officials from the Brazilian town...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Health Minister again threatens to shut down hospital’s laboratory
– over blood screening controversy Health Minister Dr. Leslie Ramsammy has accused some private hospitals of collecting and screening blood although being banned from doing so. On March 1, the...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Son of Indian Indentured Labourers joins the centenarian club
The son of an Indian indentured labourer has joined the list of Guyanese who have reached 100 years old. Autar, of Big Baiboo Mahaica River on the East Coast of Demerara celebrated the milestone on...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Local miller increases purchasing price for paddy
– Agri. Minister hopes other millers will follow suit By Tusika Martin As rice farmers continue to complain about the price for the commodity countrywide, the Old Mac (Guyana) Inc. has...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Berbice Bridge investment will see slashed mortgage rates
A decrease in interest rates payable on mortgages is one of the many favourable returns foreseen by the Board of Directors of the New Building Society (NBS) accruing from its investments in the...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Mahaica farmers say dam-building project blocking kokers
Farmers at little Baiboo Mahaica Creek are criticising the revetment work being carried out by the Mahaica Mahaicony Abary/ Agricultural Development Authority MMA/ADA, claiming that their outfall...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Two cocaine mules nabbed at CJIA in less than 24 hours
Ranks of the Guyana Police Force Narcotics Branch seem to be stepping up the fight against the drug trade, nabbing two cocaine mules in less than 24 hours. Reports are that a woman was nabbed at the...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on No one organisation can address domestic violence
– PPP Even though many strides have been made in the area of domestic violence in Guyana, the problem continues to persist, General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Donald Ramotar...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Sophisticated foot care for diabetics at GPHC
– Health Minister The Ministry of Health has reached new heights in addressing the problem of diabetes mellitus, according to Minister of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy. The Minister says that...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Region Ten to focus on roads and drains
Region 10 has received a total of $169 million this year in their capital budget and according to Chairman of that Region, Mortimer Mingo, these monies will be used to address basic infrastructure in...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Regional clinicians benefit from PAHO/MOH workshop
The conclusion of a Pan American Health Organisation/Ministry of Health collaborated workshop on Saturday has left local clinicians with a sense of empowerment to effectively champion the Health...Apr 27, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Detained guard proclaims innocence in colleague’s death
– but victim’s family skeptical about ‘suicide’ The R.K Security Guard who has been detained in connection with the death of his colleague, Julian Embrack is reportedly sticking to his...Apr 27, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Suriname capture swimming C/ships
Cart off lion’s share of gold medals Suriname added a further 172 points to their overnight total of 111 to cart off the honours with a massive 283 points when the Tri-Nation, Inter-Guiana Games,...Apr 27, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Leon Moore headlines Linden Pro Card
WBC # 10, WBO # 15 and WBA # 12 rated Super Bantamweight Leon “Hurry Up” Moore will be fighting in Linden on May 5 as Holland Entertainment Promotion (HEP) stages a boxing card at the...Apr 27, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on GFA to open season with Cellink Premier League double-header
Alpha United face Western Tigers, Camptown play Flamingo By Franklin Wilson The 2009 Georgetown Football Association (GFA) season will officially kick off this evening at the Tucville Community...Apr 27, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Pele needle Western Tigers, Alpha beat Kings on penalties
Pele and Alpha United have earned a quarter-final date following contrasting wins in latest play of the 2nd annual Mackeson/Digicel Sweet 16 knock-out competition on Saturday evening at the Plaisance...Apr 27, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on GWI has a comprehensive water supply improvement plan for Linden
Dear Editor, Please permit me to respond to Mr. Bovell’s letter which was published under the caption “GUYWA’s plans for improving water supplies in Mackenzie, Linden” on April 13,...Apr 27, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Young Girls crush St Lucia 64-15
Guyana soundly beaten Jamaica crushed St Lucia 64-15 for their second consecutive win in the Caribbean Netball Association Jean Pierre Youth Under-16 Netball Championship at the Leila Robinson Courts...Apr 27, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Preserve our records, or a valuable part of our history would be lost forever
Dear Editor, I commend the Indian Arrival Committee, the Dharmic Saba, the Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana and other religious groups in their concerted endeavours to address some of the...Dec 25, 2024
Over 70 entries in as $7M in prizes at stake By Samuel Whyte Kaieteur Sports- The time has come and the wait is over and its gallop time as the biggest event for the year-end season is set for the...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Ah, Christmas—the season of goodwill, good cheer, and, let’s not forget, good riddance!... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- The year 2024 has underscored a grim reality: poverty continues to be an unyielding... more
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