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CLICO (Guyana) director refutes claims he received $45M payout
“…if the company was going to go the route of making public the names of persons who received monies from CLICO (Guyana) then, they should publish the names of all who benefited from the money...
Man shot in Costello Housing Scheme
A 40-year old Costello Housing scheme resident was up to late last night undergoing emergency surgery at the Georgetown Hospital to remove a bullet from his abdomen. The victim, identified as Wayne...
Tobacco companies lending to people’s untimely death – Health Minister
The wrath of Health Minister Dr Leslie Ramsammy was unleashed Wednesday when he highlighted the fact that tobacco companies are able to make massive profits at the expense of the health of a...
Veteran broadcaster Pat Cameron hospitalized
Pat Cameron aka ‘Auntie Pat’ one of the Guyana Broadcasting Corporations veteran broadcasters is hospitalized in a serious condition. She suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm yesterday. Pat...
Nursing Association benefits from donation
The Guyana Nurses Association yesterday received a quantity of items from Past President of the association, Elizabeth Bobb, who now resides overseas. The items included pens, pencils, geometry sets,...
$M break-in at Stabroek Market
…stallholders renew calls for private security Stallholders in the Stabroek Market have renewed their calls for a private security firm as thieves struck once again, carting off more than one...
Giftland, Digicel support NSBF
Event gears for Sunday launch Giftland OfficeMax and Digicel joined the National Schools’ Basketball Festival (NSBF) bandwagon yesterday when the two corporate giants individually contributed...
Guyanese fights in Iraq while wife fights deportation
WASHINGTON – Spc. Moonsammy Narinesammy isn’t worried about dying in Iraq. He’s worried about spending the rest of his life in Guyana. Narinesammy, 31, who has months left on his...
City Mayor concerned about incarceration of labourer
City Mayor Hamilton Green has instructed that a thorough investigation be launched into the role the City Constabulary played in the apprehension of a young man who has since been jailed for 10...
‘$2.4M scrap metal theft lands man in court
A father of one was yesterday remanded to prison by Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson. Shawn Stewart, 37, of 199 Guyhoc Park, pleaded not guilty to stealing a quantity of articles valuing a...
Battle of the jungle cats culminates Victoria Inter-Block
Belfield Tigers battle Mid Section Lions in Sunday’s finale The annual Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports Inter-Block Football competition at the East Coast village of Victoria will culminate...
NBS assists in refurbishing school library
Recently, the New Building Society Limited (NBS) answered the call of Vryman’s Erven Secondary to assist in refurbishing the school’s Science Laboratory. Over the years, the lab has deteriorated,...
Maybe the ‘Peeper’ has access to some other Aljazeera TV
Dear Editor, Your columnist “Peeping Tom” made some mindless observations in his column titled “Iran will resist.” I’m having a hard time digesting that the column appeared in a local...
Barnwell impresses in national U-19 practice match
By Sean Devers Guyana senior player Christopher Barnwell smashed a belligerent 72 and then took 2-10 from 7 overs by the close of the opening day of the 3-day practice match for the Guyana team...
Employees in UNAMCO ‘ambush’ still in custody
Police yesterday continued to question two men in connection with the gunning down on 34-year-old Thakoor Persaud on Tuesday on the UNAMCO trail. Sources close to the investigation say that the two...
Munroe responds to KN’s article
Refutes naming team By Edison Jefford General Secretary of the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA), Godfrey Munroe has refuted naming the national senior team in a June 18 interview with Kaieteur...
Is Rodney’s piece on Barbados immigration into British Guiana a fraction of historical irony?
Dear Editor, There is an interesting historical backdrop to the present discussion and debate in the press on the treatment of Guyanese in Barbados. It comes from the pen of the late Walter Rodney....
More than 100 women graduate from CIOG development programme
A total of 117 women from various West Coast Demerara villages and from East Bank Essequibo graduated from the “Livelihood development programme for rural women” yesterday This project trained...
Guyana’s pork is healthy – WHO
The World Health Organisation has stated that the H1N1 virus commonly referred to as the ‘Swine Flu’ is not a food or animal health issue since it is being transmitted from human to human....
BFA Coca Cola senior League continues this weekend
Competition in the Berbice Football Association (BFA) Coca Cola Senior League tournament continues tomorrow and Sunday with matches slated for venues on both sides of the Berbice River. At Blairmont...
ADAM FORMING NEWSPAPER
Any problems Adam Harris has are about to end. He will soon become a rich man and all his worries and fears about the future will soon be a thing of the past. Adam is opening his own newspaper....
Scotia Bank makes timely deposit to boxing promotion
Ansa McAl lends support They say that when it rains it pours. This old adage could not have been more firmly endorsed than yesterday when organizers of this weekend’s boxing card received another...
Jagdeo advisors have failed him
Dear Editor, The President is gallivanting out of Guyana with his bowl of cash. Why doesn’t he spend more of his time making life better for this nation? One daily newspaper mentioned the monies he...
Swine Flu not yet at crisis situation – CDERA coordinator
The 18th council meeting of Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency (CDERA) kicked off yesterday at Cara Lodge, Georgetown, with emphasis being placed on mainstreaming disaster management and...
Disposal of tyres at dumpsite is a major challenge – Mayor Green
The efforts exhorted by the Mayor and City Council of Georgetown to manage Le Repentir dumpsite are compromised by the frequent disposal of used tyres at the facility. According to City Mayor...
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Kaieteur Sports- With just 11 days to go before Guyana welcomes 16 nations for the largest 3×3 basketball event ever hosted in the English-speaking Caribbean, excitement is building. The Guyana...
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Desecration, Disrespectful, and Disgraceful
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The solemnity of Babu Jaan, a site meant to commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Cheddi... more
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