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Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Ex cop held for Crabwood Creek robbery
Freed of murder a week ago… An ex policeman who was recently freed on a murder charge by a Berbice Magistrate is among the quartet in custody as investigations continue in the daring Wednesday...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Mayhem erupts outside Duke Lodge after Main Big Lime
A Colin Mack in association with Hits and Jams ‘New York’ concept party at Duke Lodge Saturday night turned out to be a chaotic stampede in Duke Street as hundreds attempted to gain access to the...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Dem boys seh……Is more questions again
De Christmas over and is back to wuk. Is also back to de questions and answers. For example, dem boys want to know why Bharrat, when he come from Copenhagen and land at de airport, refuse to drive...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on US freeing of Clarke does not change Jagdeo’s impression
President Bharrat Jagdeo said that despite the freeing by a United States Federal Court of former Army Major David Clarke on drug related charges, his impression of the former officer has not...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Mechanism to access initial fund not in place as yet
Climate Change fight… – Jagdeo The mechanism that is to be used for vulnerable countries to access the $30B that has been pledged by some developed countries, has not been devised as yet....Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Aeronautical Engineering students graduate
Through hard work and dedication, the students of Art Williams and Harry Wendt Aeronautical Engineering School (AWHWAES) successfully completed their training, which qualifies them as aeronautical...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Suspect in death of boat captain identified
Police are reportedly close to laying charges against a suspect in the murder of 48-year-old boat captain, Shankar Kumar, whose body was fished out of the Berbice River last month after a fight on...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on ‘Finance Ministry disrespected sugar workers’
Retroactive Tax Waiver – Union President By Fareeza Haniff President of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU), Komal Chand, says that the Ministry of Finance has disrespected...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Sports Comments Off on Kashif & Shanghai Semi-final dye cast
Alpha face Sunburst Camptown; Pele play BK Int. Western Tigers @ Stadium tonight By Franklin Wilson The battles will be fierce at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence when the semi-finals of...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Sports Comments Off on Transition programme necessary for Track and Field
How much of the $139m was spent on schools’ athletics? By Edison Jefford Even though there were unprecedented successes for the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) at Junior CARIFTA Games...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Watooka pool claims 14-year-old boy
A 14-year-old youth of Block 22, Wismar, Linden, died by drowning around 17:00 hours yesterday in the Watooka pool, plunging the mining town into shock. According to reports, the boy, Malcolm Forde,...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on CPCE engages programme to upgrade lecturers
The education sector is currently in a state of reform thus there is a massive drive to improve how lessons are delivered in the classroom. And there is no better place to engage such a drive than at...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Queen’s College old students lime on at Maltenoes
A group of former students of Queen’s College will gather this tomorrow at the Maltenoes Sports Club to rekindle old friendships. Most of the group has traveled from overseas where they have...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Medicine Chest concludes annual Christmas drive
NEW AMSTERDAM, BERBICE – As the New Year approaches, the Medicine Chest Incorporated of Middle Street, Georgetown has re-committed itself to serve the underprivileged even more. Speaking to...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on Aditya Kids Trust Foundation completes successful year
BATH SETTLEMENT, WEST COAST BERBICE – The President of the Aditya Kids Trust Foundation, Archie Mohan, indicated that 2009 saw his organisation making life somewhat easier for some children...Dec 28, 2009 KNews News Comments Off on The President Annual Children’s Party
NEW AMSTERDAM, BERBICE – The Office of the President through the Region Six Administration hosted three Christmas parties for children in East Berbice/Corentyne. The venues were the Berbice High...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on Employing Communist tactics toward our children
Dear Editor, So we’re employing Communist tactics towards our children in Guyana these days? Regional Chairman and the ‘usual suspects’ hosted several Christmas parties in the Berbice area...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Ministry of Labour must be held accountable to discharge its mandate
Dear Editor, Reference is made to the article, “Union urges govt. intervention in impasse with bauxite company” in SN, December 26, 2009. The Ministry of Labour has the lead role and...Dec 28, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE PRICE MUST BE RIGHT
The conclusion of the summit in Copenhagen must not dash this country’s hope of developing a low carbon economy. On the contrary, the failure of the UN conference should force the government and...Dec 25, 2024
Over 70 entries in as $7M in prizes at stake By Samuel Whyte Kaieteur Sports- The time has come and the wait is over and its gallop time as the biggest event for the year-end season is set for the...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Ah, Christmas—the season of goodwill, good cheer, and, let’s not forget, good riddance!... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- The year 2024 has underscored a grim reality: poverty continues to be an unyielding... more
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