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Thieves break into HM’s homes

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Thieves break into HM’s homes

Mrs. Mohinie Ramlakhan , headmistress of the Anna Regina Secondary School , is still shaken a day after her Bush Lot home was broken into by unknown bandits who carted off all of her...

Fogarty’s hosts Drop-in-Centre children

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Fogarty’s hosts Drop-in-Centre children

It was a day of excitement for 17 children from the Drop-in-centre, Hadfield Street, Georgetown, when they were afforded a day of shopping and fun at the William Fogarty’s Store, yesterday. Their...

Greenhouse gas emissions on the increase – Shyam Nokta

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While efforts are intensifying towards reaching a global agreement on Climate Change and how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Chairman of the National Climate Change Committee and Advisor to the...

Ministry of Education and GCB Schools U-15 cricket

Oct 13, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Ministry of Education and GCB Schools U-15 cricket

The Ministry of Education and Guyana Cricket Board Inter Secondary Schools under-15 cricket competition continued recently with several matches in various zones. South GT Branch Tucville Secondary...

We must preserve sanctity of Diwali

Oct 13, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on We must preserve sanctity of Diwali

Dear Editor, Nothing short of an outright condemnation by the Hindu community would suffice in what can be seen as a glaring attack on the sacred religion of Hinduism. We are being advised by way of...

Suspected heart attack victim found dead in hotel room

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Suspected heart attack victim found dead in hotel room

Joseph Goricknauth Ramdyal, 56, a Guyana-born US citizen was yesterday found dead in his room at the Pegasus Hotel. The man, who had booked into the hotel on October 2 and was scheduled to leave...

What went wrong with GuyExpo 2009?

Oct 13, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on What went wrong with GuyExpo 2009?

Dear Editor, I wasn’t schedule to attend the event because of some major and pressing commitments, but at the very last second, I managed and happened to be on site merely to establish a business...

GT&T to co-stage lighting of national diya

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on GT&T to co-stage lighting of national diya

To usher in Deepavali 2009, on Thursday, at 16:00hrs, “Rashtra Jyoti”, the symbolic lighting of a national diya will be done at the Promenade Gardens, Middle Street. The lighting of this diya,...

Heads of Guyana’s Missions meet in city

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The Conference of Heads of Mission, which brings together all the heads of Guyana’s overseas embassies, high commissions and consulates, was today convened at the Guyana International Conference...

Democracy in Guyana really sustains the Kissoon public discourse

Oct 13, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Democracy in Guyana really sustains the Kissoon public discourse

Dear Editor: I refer to Freddie Kissoon’s column in the Kaieteur News of October 12, 2009. His distortions continue to run amok. He uses his usual mischievous illusions to label people who happen...

Paratroopers stage jumps over Rose Hall

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ROSE HALL TOWN, CORENTYNE – Scores of Berbicians flocked the Area ‘H’ Ground, Rose Hall Town on the Corentyne on Sunday to get a glimpse of the Guyana Defence Force paratroopers in action....

PPP’s obsession with the media

Oct 13, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on PPP’s obsession with the media

Dear Editor, It is indeed fascinating to see the PPP’s various spin artists weave their craft to justify and promote the PPP’s “success” over the years. They are not lying because in their...

Kissing the face of sempiternal evil

Oct 13, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Kissing the face of sempiternal evil

The Kissing Bridge of the Double Day Holiday at Tuschen, East Bank, Essequibo, lay down its troubled self over a small waterway last Saturday after Minister Robeson Benn ordered its demolition. The...

Construction to start by mid next year

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Construction to start by mid next year

The construction of a 150-megawatt hydro power project at Amalia Falls is expected to start by mid-next year. The project, expected to cost over US$500M, and for which financing is being worked on...

What’s with govt. advertising policy?

Oct 13, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on What’s with govt. advertising policy?

Dear Editor, Another dangerous precedent is being set by government through its latest and somewhat continuous tirade against the two most read newspapers in the country, Kaieteur News (KN) and...

Reduced waiting time at GPHC “not an overnight thing” – Health Minister

Oct 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Reduced waiting time at GPHC “not an overnight thing” – Health Minister

With the introduction of more than 60 doctors to the local health sector recently, Health Minister, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, had voiced his confidence in the fact that the waiting time at public health...

LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE!

Oct 13, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE!

Given the number of delegates that attend party conferences, it may reasonably be assumed by the uninformed observer that the ruling People’s Progressive Party does not have more than five thousand...

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OAS Secretary General Election and renewed OAS Consensus

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Renegotiation-speaking only for me

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Thieves break into HM’s homes

Fogarty’s hosts Drop-in-Centre children

Greenhouse gas emissions on the increase – Shyam Nokta

Ministry of Education and GCB Schools U-15 cricket

We must preserve sanctity of Diwali

Suspected heart attack victim found dead in hotel room

What went wrong with GuyExpo 2009?

GT&T to co-stage lighting of national diya

Heads of Guyana’s Missions meet in city

Democracy in Guyana really sustains the Kissoon public discourse

Paratroopers stage jumps over Rose Hall

PPP’s obsession with the media

Kissing the face of sempiternal evil

Construction to start by mid next year

What’s with govt. advertising policy?

Reduced waiting time at GPHC “not an overnight thing” – Health Minister

LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE!

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