June 11, 2009

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A process that leaves much to be desired

Jun 11, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on A process that leaves much to be desired

Dear Editor, In December, 2008 I, like many other teachers graduated from the University of Guyana. To be a graduate at the top of my class in my area of study I was quite exuberated. In the first...

The irregularities cited in the AG’s 2006 report are only part of a bigger cancer

Jun 11, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on The irregularities cited in the AG’s 2006 report are only part of a bigger cancer

Dear Editor, Dr. Prem Misir’s letter, “Improved accountability and transparency via the Auditor-General’s Office,” (June 9), let me say that though the Finance Minister did put out a...

Govt. committed to sustain macroeconomic stability

Jun 11, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Govt. committed to sustain macroeconomic stability

Dear Editor, The global economic meltdown is now beginning to devastate developing countries, especially those with investment products in the USA. The devastation produces fluctuations in national...

Guyana has lost a great son

Jun 11, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Guyana has lost a great son

Dear Editor, Like many Guyanese I mourn the lost of a great son of Guyana, Professor Richard Allsopp. I have a great appreciation for his work as a linguist, who chronicled the history and importance...

The Ethanol Train

Jun 11, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on The Ethanol Train

Brazil organised a Global Ethanol Summit last week that drew a gamut of specialists, entrepreneurs, investors, elected officials and environmentalists from interested countries, not to mention...

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Courtney Walsh bowls into Guyana’s restaurant scene

May 22, 2026

…cricket legend says Guyana was a ‘No-Brainer’ for 519 expansion By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports – West Indies fast-bowling legend Courtney Walsh has taken another major step in life after...

It’s time for the government to legally set minibus and hire car...

May 22, 2026

Peeping Tom… (Kaieteur News) – Every day, thousands of people in Guyana stand by the roadside, waiting for public transportation. They have one question on their minds: “How much will it cost me?” And the sad truth is, nobody can give them a straight answer. We have a serious problem...

The OAS faces a moral test in Panama

May 17, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – An attempt is now being made by a few member states of the Organization of American States (OAS), using procedural manoeuvres, to prevent a proposed “Declaration on the Rights of Persons and Peoples of African Descent” from proceeding to the OAS...

Nothing can come between

May 22, 2026

Hard Truths by GHK Lall “Nothing can come, nothing can come Nothing can come between us…” (Kaieteur News) – Those words are from British singer Sade’s 1988 song of the same name. It wasn’t her doing the honours in Guyana. Greet, Mr. Jacob Helsberg, U.S. Undersecretary of Economic...

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