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Kitty, La Penitence win as Inter-Market football commences
Kitty Market defeated Buxton Market on penalty kicks, while defending champions La Penitence opened the tournament on a winning note, by a walk over after Wales Market failed to show up when play...
Political mischief makers invoking conflict
Dear Editor, I have noticed that the usual political instigators are active now, since an election is soon around the corner. It is sad to see that they are still using the same nasty political...
Ministry investigates dead child’s exams results
A team of Ministry of Education officials travelled to Micobie Village, Region Eight yesterday, to investigate how it is that a dead child received results from the recently completed National Grade...
Man blames upset stomach for snackette break in
A known ‘junkie’ (drug addict) appeared before Magistrate Priya Beharry yesterday at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court and ended up in jail for 18 months. O’Neil Neptune yesterday pleaded...
Penalties increased for damage to public property
Minister of Legal Affairs and Attorney General, Charles Ramson, yesterday in the House after several weeks of deferrals successfully piloted the Administration of Justice Bill which clearly defines...
Brothers move to quash manslaughter charge
Attorney at law Basil Williams has moved to the High Court on behalf of two brothers, seeking the permanent stay of charges brought against them for manslaughter eight years ago. The move to the...
The side of the story Kissoon does not tell
Dear Editor, Reference is made to Freddie Kissoon’s article “They have made Forbes Burnham look like a toy soldier” (Kaieteur News, 6 August, 2009). Kissoon loves to remind readers Burnham...
Stabbed Ann’s Grove man stable
Marlon Johnson, 21, a Two Friends Village, East Coast Demerara resident who was stabbed on Wednesday evening, is in a stable condition at the Georgetown Public Hospital. Johnson however has not fully...
‘The right and principled thing’
Dear Editor, As our country follows the daily revelations coming out of a courtroom in New York with abated breath, appalled at the allegations leveled against the Government in general and a...
Burnham’s memory cannot be erased – Corbin
(By Mondale Smith) In both life and death, Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham, O.E, S.C, Guyana’s first Executive President was both celebrated and scorned by many for his intellectual abilities,...
Guyana Senior Women’s Cricket Team announced
The Guyana selectors have announced their team to contest the West Indies women’s cricket tournament. The final 16-member squad along with standbys was chosen from a larger squad selected...
Is nice people does thief and get ketch
Is a bad thing when people thief something and dem ain’t know nutten bout it. That is wha happen to a woman at a party in BV de other night. A certain big one in de police force decide to hold a...
LCDS is a theoretical document with minimal realism
Dear Editor, With reference to the letter from Mr. Michael E. Brotherson, from the Office of the Climate Change Unit in the Kaieteur News (August 4, 2009) there are just a few points that I would...
All the sides in the Roger Khan/Buxton saga
The first person that called to express surprise that Simels spoke to me was Mark Benschop. Shortly after, it was a prominent city lawyer. And in the same morning two Kaieteur News colleagues asked...
PUC to address ‘blackout’ situation
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) will be holding a public inquiry into the conditions and service of the utility company as it relates to the regular blackouts being experienced. The forum is...
Simel’s trial has been covered strictly for its relevancy to Guyana
Dear Editor, With the case against Robert Simels just about to go to the jury please allow me the opportunity to point out what I believe to be the salient issue of this trial. Firstly, this trial...
Army removed beheaded cane cutters from Buxton front to backlands – Simels
…supplied ammo to Buxton gang By Julia Johnson in New York The Robert Simels trial for obstructing justice by intimidating witnesses continued yesterday, in the downtown Brooklyn court with Judge...
Police unveil laptop, transmitter seized from Roger Khan
The Guyana Police Force yesterday unveiled a laptop and a transmitter that they claimed were seized from Guyanese drug trafficker Roger Khan and two other men, Haroon Yahya and Sean Belfield. At a...
Fire guts 50-year-old Marics building
Police are trying to ascertain the origin of a fire that left millions of dollars in damage at the 50-year-old Marics and Company Motor Spares and Workshop building in Charlotte Street shortly after...
Dead child writes Grade Six Exams
There seems to be some irregularities with the National Grade Six Assessment as the parents of a child, who died last year, mysteriously got results for the examination, which was written in April....
Rape suspect shot twice by police
A Linden resident was yesterday afternoon shot twice by police ranks after resisting arrest. Mark Cyrus, 31, of 5031 Central Amelia’s Ward , Linden was rushed to the Georgetown Hospital around...
9-year-old’s body found on foreshore
The body of nine-year-old Keana Fraser who drowned tragically in the Atlantic off West Coast Berbice on Tuesday afternoon, was recovered early yesterday morning. A team of searchers found the body on...
Guyanese man dies in Trinidad accident
A young Guyanese man lost his life when a car crashed into him early yesterday morning on the Guapo/Fyzabad Main Road, just outside San Fernando, Trinidad. Dead is 25-year-old Rajin Misir, called...
Wife bonded to keep peace for attempting to murder husband
Alisha Smith, a woman who was accused of stabbing her reputed husband Rishaba Dushaj on July 8, last walked away a free woman yesterday after the matter was discharged. Smith had appeared before...
Benschop, Witter condemn Health Ministry fire
General Secretary of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), Norris Witter, and member of the People’s Movement, Mark Benschop, have distanced themselves from the fire which destroyed the...
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Sports
Kaieteur Sports- The Petra Organisation Milo/Massy Boy’s Under-18 Football Championship is set to conclude its third-round stage today, marking the end of preliminary rounds of the 11th annual...
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The PPP is afraid
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Bharrat Jagdeo, General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), stood before... more
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