September 15, 2009

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Mohamed (100* & 4-22) takes E/Prise closer to semi-final

Sep 15, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Mohamed (100* & 4-22) takes E/Prise closer to semi-final

By Sean Devers National player Zaheer Mohamed turned in a fine all-round performance on Sunday as East Coast side Enterprise moved closer to a semi-final spot in the Demerara zone of the National...

Fudadin to lead Berbice from Tuesday

Sep 15, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Fudadin to lead Berbice from Tuesday

Stand-by Percival could be Rest Team’s Captain By Sean Devers Talented National left-handed middle order batsman Assad Fudadin will captain Berbice in both the 4-day and limited overs Guyana...

West Berbice and Canje to play deciding match on Saturday

Sep 15, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on West Berbice and Canje to play deciding match on Saturday

Berbice semi-finals fixed for Sunday By Sean Devers West Berbice and Rose Hall Canje will meet on Saturday at Canje in the final preliminary round match in the Berbice zone of the Neal & Massy...

Uprising, Riddim Squad are latest Western Union Div-1 winners

Sep 15, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Uprising, Riddim Squad are latest Western Union Div-1 winners

A Freeman Fordyce double piloted Uprising to yet another win in the Western Union/Georgetown Football Association (GFA) division one league which continued on Sunday at the Camptown and GFC grounds....

Victoria Kings needle GDF as Super League action continues

Sep 15, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Victoria Kings needle GDF as Super League action continues

By Michael Benjamin Egged on by a throng of vociferous supporters, Victoria Kings FC defied the odds and on the back of a 88th minute goal off the boot of Mortimer Murray, dented the pride of the...

When is the national election?

Sep 15, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on When is the national election?

Take a look at Clement Rohee’s use of the letter pages of the two independent dailies. Take a look at the fury unleashed by the President on GECOM’s Chairman. Take a look at the fictitious poll...

NEWSPAPERS WITHOUT GOVERNMENT

Sep 15, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on NEWSPAPERS WITHOUT GOVERNMENT

Good sometimes comes from unexpected sources; progress from unexpected places. The recent swathes of libel actions against this newspaper may serve an important function in reinforcing freedom of...

NACTA and UWI polls had similar findings in T&T

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on NACTA and UWI polls had similar findings in T&T

Dear Editor, With regards to a couple of critiques about the NACTA polls, I wish to point out that a recent poll conducted by Ansa McAl Psychological Research Centre of the University of the West...

Electors have a right to vote for the party of their choice

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Electors have a right to vote for the party of their choice

Dear Editor, I wish to address some points in Eric Phillips letter “It’s a moral imperative that these two imbalances be addressed”, published in Kaieteur News of Sunday, September 13/2009....

9/11 was an attack on the entire world and humanity

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on 9/11 was an attack on the entire world and humanity

Dear Editor, Maybe if one of our loved ones called us from a commercial airliner to tell us that the plane that they are in is about to be part of a mass terror plot and suicide mission, then we...

Will the court prevent K-News for exposing corruption?

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Will the court prevent K-News for exposing corruption?

Dear Editor, I cannot be seeing right! The front page photograph in the Sunday edition of the Kaieteur News actually caused me to lose appetite. I thought that by now Kaieteur News would have run out...

New Amsterdam looks like a pasture

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on New Amsterdam looks like a pasture

Dear Editor, I have noted with great concern, the number of animals that are allowed to stray on our roadways, particularly the herds of cattle and the numerous donkeys and horses. Our laws do not...

We need to learn from our indigenous people

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on We need to learn from our indigenous people

Dear Editor, One of the greatest tragedies in human history occurred when the worlds of Europe and The Americas encountered each other through “explorers” in 1492. At that time there was an...

The claim that AFC is Guyana’s only multi-racial party is a myth

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on The claim that AFC is Guyana’s only multi-racial party is a myth

Dear Editor, The claim that the Alliance for Change (AFC) is Guyana’s only multi-ethnic party is a myth perpetuated by some, or a truism ignored by all. All the political parties including the PPP,...

Weed out all ‘Defectives’ from CID

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Weed out all ‘Defectives’ from CID

Dear Editor, I wish to draw your attention that CID Ranks in Georgetown are using their offices to settle matters of civil nature and in the process using threats of incarceration and demanding with...

Why a mane change?

Sep 15, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Why a mane change?

Dear Editor, I wish to refer to Mr. T. Pemberton’s letter titled, “Rename Tiger Bay to Nation’s Bay,” in your September 14 edition. I am not aware, and I could be wrong, of any part of the...

The electricity dilemma

Sep 15, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on The electricity dilemma

There are some things that are crucial to development in today’s world. One of them is a stable electricity supply. If one is to use this as a measure of Guyana’s ability to compete in the real...

City Hall calls on residents to disinfect refuse

Sep 15, 2009 knews News Comments Off on City Hall calls on residents to disinfect refuse

— Still lacks finance to pay contractors Residents of Georgetown are being advised to sprinkle their accumulated refuse with disinfectant since according to City Mayor Hamilton Green, the...

Repairs commence at MMZ School Bridge

Sep 15, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Repairs commence at MMZ School Bridge

The Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) of Meten – Meer – Zorg (MMZ), West Coast Demerara has finally commenced repairs on the MMZ school bridge. This newspaper had reported on September 4,...

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Mohamed (100* & 4-22) takes E/Prise closer to semi-final

Fudadin to lead Berbice from Tuesday

West Berbice and Canje to play deciding match on Saturday

Uprising, Riddim Squad are latest Western Union Div-1 winners

Victoria Kings needle GDF as Super League action continues

When is the national election?

NEWSPAPERS WITHOUT GOVERNMENT

NACTA and UWI polls had similar findings in T&T

Electors have a right to vote for the party of their choice

9/11 was an attack on the entire world and humanity

Will the court prevent K-News for exposing corruption?

New Amsterdam looks like a pasture

We need to learn from our indigenous people

The claim that AFC is Guyana’s only multi-racial party is a myth

Weed out all ‘Defectives’ from CID

Why a mane change?

The electricity dilemma

City Hall calls on residents to disinfect refuse

Repairs commence at MMZ School Bridge

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