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Nov 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Lusignan to host historic Day/Night Hand-in-Hand final
Hosts put title on the line against DCC tomorrow By Sean Devers Host Lusignan will put their Demerara Cricket Board 2nd division Hand-in-Hand 50-overs cricket title on the line when they face-off...Nov 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Timehri Panthers hammer Mocha Champs 3-0; Grove Hi Tec swamp Kuru Kuru Lions 5-0
Timehri Panthers, led by a Collis Messiah 2nd half double romped to a comfortable 3-0 win over Mocha Champs when rivalry in the Stag Beer / East Bank Football Association division one league...Nov 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on West Indies face big battle without Gayle
The West Indians received an immediate view of life without the captain Chris Gayle when both openers fell cheaply and they were dismissed for 271 against Queensland. Gayle flew out of Australia on...Nov 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on GABA launches impressive New Season
Jump-ball scheduled for tomorrow night The Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) launched an impressive New Season yesterday afternoon that has scheduled activities until August next year...Nov 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on MCYS/NSC Schools Windball Cricket continues
– Seerja Construction Company Tournament resumes today Results in the MCYS / NSC Male Windball Indoor Cricket Champions Trophy played, at the National Gymnasium. GITC defeated Carmel by two...Nov 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on The tranquility of Duke St. Kingston has been taken away
Dear Editor, We the residents of Duke Street are writing to inform you about our disgust of the noisy parties and its effects that are constantly being held at Duke Lodge on weekends. Over the past...Nov 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on GECOM acknowledges concerns raised over ID distribution
Dear Editor, The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) acknowledges the concerns raised in the letter titled “Contradictory information from GECOM” (SN – 17-11-09) and the letter from one...Nov 19, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on The colour purple
The Guyana Government, with so much on its plate, has found time to issue an edict to taxi drivers that their carriages must have a uniform colour next year. The drivers weren’t consulted on the...Nov 19, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE PNCR SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF ITSELF!
As a political party which once commanded some 43 per cent of those who voted in an election, a percentage which has now been reduced to 35 per cent, the PNCR can offer little excuses for having...Nov 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on A classic example of the double standard of Government
Dear Editor, In a community which is prone to flooding, Government’s support for an entity’s acquisition of a reserve dam and drainage canal, filling it and constructing buildings thereon and in...Nov 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Eve Leary has acquired a sordid reputation for some of the strangest happenings
Dear Editor, Kaieteur News has set the scene as a new chapter in publishing began by exposing the graphic images of police torture and brutality in Guyana. The other media houses would have preferred...Nov 19, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on When reports are unfavourable
Every year some international agencies review the performance of countries around the world and pronounce on them. There have been pronouncements by the United States Department, the United Nations,...Nov 18, 2024
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By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more
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