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GAPSO Handgun Shoot set for today at TSU Range

May 30, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on GAPSO Handgun Shoot set for today at TSU Range

14 teams expected to participate A keen and exciting time is expected when the Guyana Association of Private Security Organisations (GAPSO) Handgun Shoot is held this morning at the Tactical Services...

Guyana prepares to highlight dangers of smoking

May 30, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Guyana prepares to highlight dangers of smoking

One may not be exposed to passive or second-hand smoking by choice but such smoking has the potential to harm. This notion has been emphasised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and was pointed...

IPA supports Yamaha Caribs

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IPA Group of Companies presented Yamaha Caribs Rugby Club with a quantity of medical and pharmaceutical supplies during a simple ceremony, held at the entity’s Main Office on Camp Street yesterday....

Campaign soon to address marine litter

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), yesterday, said that it has formulated public awareness and education programmes to ease the problem of marine litter. This type of litter, presents a...

Champions to be crowned tonight

May 30, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Champions to be crowned tonight

The champions of the 2009 Cheddi Jagan Memorial football tournament organised by the Berbice Football Association will be crowned tonight following the final at the Skeldon Community Centre ground....

Guyana gets $6M for suicide prevention

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As the Ministry of Health struggles to deal with the increase in the number of suicide cases in the country, the Ministry from June 1 to June 5, will work along with Dalhousie University in Canada,...

Questions about pig-rearing nuisance must be answered

May 30, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Questions about pig-rearing nuisance must be answered

Dear Editor, I wish to refer to my article which was published in the letter column of Stabroek News dated 3rd March, 2009, in which I posed the undermentioned six questions for the Honourable...

Dictatorship and the silence of the lambs

May 30, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Dictatorship and the silence of the lambs

DEAR EDITOR, In the annals of history it is well documented that a government without flaw remains a non-existent entity. On the other tier, it is well noted that a government which is apologetic in...

Moves afoot to scrap Orealla/Siparuta Toshao elections

May 30, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Moves afoot to scrap Orealla/Siparuta Toshao elections

Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai,will be sending a team to investigate a recent Chairman of Village Council election held in Orealla/Siparuta Mission, following reports of...

Father frustrated at causing death trial

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Mr. Randolph Martinborough, the father of the late Runako Martinborough, who lost his life tragically to an accident almost two years ago, on the Queenstown Public Road, is frustrated in the manner...

Kudos for the Ex-GDF Association

May 30, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Kudos for the Ex-GDF Association

DEAR EDITOR, I wish to commend the Executive of the Ex-GDF Association of Guyana for excellent voluntary work being done in the interest of the less fortunate former soldiers. I attended its last...

Local government elections must be held this year

May 30, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Local government elections must be held this year

Dear Editor, I do not know Mr. Keith Burrowes but from what I have been reading in the press he has hit the hammer on the right nail at the Georgetown City Council. A local government election is a...

The writing is on the wall

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DEAR EDITOR, The media, not only the Government-controlled, speak of the disintegration of the PNC and have written off their leadership. The view is strongly conveyed that there is no hope for the...

THAT BARBADOS DEBATE

May 30, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THAT BARBADOS DEBATE

The unfair treatment being meted out to Guyanese in Barbados and in Antigua should be condemned in the strongest manner by all right-minded persons within the Region. In condemning what is taking...

Waiting in vain

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In last Sunday’s Kaieteur News, I published a letter in response to Ms. Gitanjali Persaud’s observations about democratic centralism and other negative manifestations in the PPP. Ms. Persaud’s...

Security reform imbroglio

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Against a background of violent assaults on citizens and the Police starting in 1998, the need for reform of our security sector has been conceded by all – including the government. The need had...

Stallholder hospitalised after shopping mall attack

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A female stallholder at the Magic Mall, La Grange, West Bank Demerara was admitted a patient at the Diamond Diagnostic Centre after two bandits ran amock in the establishment Thursday afternoon....

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Regional finals headline fourth weekend of ExxonMobil U18 Schools...

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(Kaieteur News) – Regional and district finals will take centre stage as the Vurlon Mills Football Academy’s (VMFA) ExxonMobil Under-18 Schools Football competition continues from October...

Kwayana and Burnham

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(Kaieteur News) – In a video excerpt on his Facebook page, David Hinds said that one of the lessons of Kwayana, during ‘that’ period, was that he refused to compete with Mr. Burnham. One can only presume that he was referring to the period between 1961 and 1973. That statement could convey...

The Caribbean “Too Rich for Help”: When Will the Fiction End?

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By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – On 14 October, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned that higher borrowing costs, falling development assistance and other economic pressures threaten to widen the distance between advanced and developing economies. She appealed for additional...

Mr. President, I am disturbed at the disrespect

Oct 22, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – What follows is personal. It extends every courtesy due to the office of the presidency in Guyana. Add to that, every care for the welfare of the incumbent, Excellency M. I. Ali. Due to the call of relationships, of duty, Pres Ali, from time to time, attends funerals in...

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GAPSO Handgun Shoot set for today at TSU Range

Guyana prepares to highlight dangers of smoking

IPA supports Yamaha Caribs

Campaign soon to address marine litter

Champions to be crowned tonight

Guyana gets $6M for suicide prevention

Questions about pig-rearing nuisance must be answered

Dictatorship and the silence of the lambs

Moves afoot to scrap Orealla/Siparuta Toshao elections

Father frustrated at causing death trial

Kudos for the Ex-GDF Association

Local government elections must be held this year

The writing is on the wall

THAT BARBADOS DEBATE

Waiting in vain

Security reform imbroglio

Stallholder hospitalised after shopping mall attack

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