December 19, 2009

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Corruption in Gov’t does not impact on businesses – Ram & Mc Rae survey

Dec 19, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Corruption in Gov’t does not impact on businesses – Ram & Mc Rae survey

While corruption is high on the wish list for government actions, a total of 59 business entities in Guyana do not consider that it has any significant impact on their businesses. This is according...

Guyana begin campaign against T&T in historic Day/Night match in Antigua

Dec 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Guyana begin campaign against T&T in historic Day/Night match in Antigua

Team to have 1st practice match from Monday at Police By Sean Devers History will be made on January 15 in Antigua when Guyana begin their 2010 their campaign for their first title since 2002 against...

GCA head displeased with Barnwell’s non-selection

Dec 19, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on GCA head displeased with Barnwell’s non-selection

President of the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) and the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Alfred Mentore says he displeased and disappointed with the non selection of DCC all-rounder Christopher...

Agri Minister launches $128.6M hinterland rice and beans project

Dec 19, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Agri Minister launches $128.6M hinterland rice and beans project

The US$643,000 ($128.6M) Hinterland Rice and Beans Project was launched Tuesday during a ceremony at the St. Ignatius Benab, Region Nine, where Minister of Agriculture, Robert Persaud, dedicated the...

St. Sidwell’s Anglican Church rings in 150th year

Dec 19, 2009 knews News Comments Off on St. Sidwell’s Anglican Church rings in 150th year

St. Sidwell’s Anglican Church will be celebrating its 150th anniversary next year, but its members have already commenced celebrations, as an entire year of activities has already been planned....

Lacking the requisite fortitude to call it as it is

Dec 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Lacking the requisite fortitude to call it as it is

Dear Editor, Sugar workers went on strike for increased wages in November. Before that, to break a deadlock in talks between GAWU and GuySuCo in late October, the Ministry of Labour intervened and...

Proposed legislation could imprison for life without conviction – PNCR

Dec 19, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Proposed legislation could imprison for life without conviction – PNCR

A proposed Bill that will return to the National Assembly shortly is setting a dangerous precedent. This is according to leader of the Parliamentary Opposition, Robert Corbin, who recently told this...

After years of Independence it is time we mature politically

Dec 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on After years of Independence it is time we mature politically

DEAR EDITOR, We note the robust, crusade by Dr. Prem Misir to distort some aspects of our history and insert certain perceptions. Thank God for the likes of Rashleigh Jackson, who in Kaieteur News...

The need for a different window than that offered by commercial banks

Dec 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on The need for a different window than that offered by commercial banks

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter by the Chairman, Guyana Association of Bankers, Mr. John Tracey, captioned, “Agricultural banks have not been successful in the past and are not the answer to the...

Rich countries must commit to climate fund

Dec 19, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Rich countries must commit to climate fund

DEAR EDITOR, At the climate summit in Copenhagen, the small, poor nations are asked to sacrifice their legitimate aspirations to become developed for the conspicuous consumption of the rich, who are...

When people write, history then becomes known

Dec 19, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on When people write, history then becomes known

Last Saturday, Mr. Rashleigh Jackson, Guyana’s longest serving Foreign Minister wrote in this newspaper, an enlightening reply to Dr. Prem Misir of the Office of the President. I would suggest...

THIS IS GUYANA AT CHRISTMAS TIME

Dec 19, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THIS IS GUYANA AT CHRISTMAS TIME

Visitors and returning Guyanese were given a rousing welcome when they deplaned this past week at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri. The warm reception was a promotion put on by the...

That growing telecommunication indusry

Dec 19, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on That growing telecommunication indusry

The New Year is bringing with it an end to the landline monopoly enjoyed by the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company. Of course, the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GT&T) has the option...

H1N1 vaccine for Guyana expected next year

Dec 19, 2009 knews News Comments Off on H1N1 vaccine for Guyana expected next year

The much anticipated arrival of the H1N1 vaccine (swine flu) for Guyana is now expected to arrive in the country some time next month. This is according to Minister of Health; Dr. Leslie Ramsammy....

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St Pius stun SJTB; West R/veldt, St Gabriel’s, Tucville move to top

Sep 27, 2026

– In Courts Pee Wee U11 Football tournament (Kaieteur News) – St Pius Primary delivered one of the biggest shocks of Round Two, handing Bartica powerhouse St John the Baptist Primary its...

Where is the Guyana Bar Association?

Sep 27, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The treatment of High Court Justice Gino Persaud is troubling. And equally disturbing is the silence of the Bar Association of Guyana. Reports in the media, which have not been contradicted, indicated that Justice Persaud was prevented from boarding a flight to Jamaica, where...

Crime thrives on weak justice, illegal guns and dirty money

Sep 20, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Crime in Latin America and the Caribbean is no longer only a matter for the police. It is weakening societies, draining economies and obstructing development. It is also testing public confidence in courts, governments and democratic institutions. The...

Guyana dismantled

Sep 27, 2026

Hard truths… (Kaieteur News) – The hope is that Guyanese are grasping what’s happening to their homeland. Forces of darkness are dismantling Guyana, one place and guardrail at a time; and one citizen and guardian at a time. Guyanese are free to define ‘forces of darkness’ however...

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Corruption in Gov’t does not impact on businesses – Ram & Mc Rae survey

Guyana begin campaign against T&T in historic Day/Night match in Antigua

GCA head displeased with Barnwell’s non-selection

Agri Minister launches $128.6M hinterland rice and beans project

St. Sidwell’s Anglican Church rings in 150th year

Lacking the requisite fortitude to call it as it is

Proposed legislation could imprison for life without conviction – PNCR

After years of Independence it is time we mature politically

The need for a different window than that offered by commercial banks

Rich countries must commit to climate fund

When people write, history then becomes known

THIS IS GUYANA AT CHRISTMAS TIME

That growing telecommunication indusry

H1N1 vaccine for Guyana expected next year

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Where is the Guyana Bar Association?

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Crime thrives on weak justice, illegal guns and dirty money

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Guyana dismantled

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