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NATIONAL RUGGERS TRIP TO URUGUAY OFF

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on NATIONAL RUGGERS TRIP TO URUGUAY OFF

– Flight difficulties, funding major impediments President of the Guyana Rugby Football Union Noel Adonis in a telephone conversation with Kaieteur Sport yesterday confirmed that Guyana will no...

GABA Christmas Championships off

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on GABA Christmas Championships off

“We have to step on the gas next year”- says Cadogan By Edison Jefford The proposed Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) Christmas Championships scheduled for last weekend was...

Former scrabble player lauds progress of current word formers

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Former scrabble player lauds progress of current word formers

Abigail McDonald’s feat at the World Scrabble Championships, recently staged in Malaysia has attracted plaudits from Guyanese at home as well as the Diaspora. The latest words of praise...

The Mayweather/Pacquiao bout, the superfight of the 20th century

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on The Mayweather/Pacquiao bout, the superfight of the 20th century

By Michael Benjamin As the world anxiously awaits what is shaping up to be the fight of the century, the two principals, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are locked in a verbal warfare that...

Campbell leads RHT Metro to finals of GCB female tourney

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Campbell leads RHT Metro to finals of GCB female tourney

Led by another brilliant performance by West Indies all-rounder Shemaine Campbell, Berbice Female cricket champions Rose Hall Town Metro (RHTM) crushed Georgetown by 109 runs to book a place in the...

RHTYSC cricket teams complete multi-million Christmas Charity programme

Dec 29, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on RHTYSC cricket teams complete multi-million Christmas Charity programme

The respective cricket teams of Guyana’s leading Youth Club – Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club – along with the entity’s over-35 group have successfully completed their...

Don’t forget pensioners

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Don’t forget pensioners

Dear Editor, Recently a sex percent increase was announced for Public Servants. I hope the Government pensioners are not forgotten this time. There were two increases last year, the first paid in...

Freddie misunderstands Misir and Persaud’s motive

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Freddie misunderstands Misir and Persaud’s motive

Dear Editor, Freddie Kissoon says he doesn’t understand why Prem Misir and Randy Persaud accept Kaieteur News as a newspaper when their boss, President Jagdeo wants it to cease publication. The...

Third term drama: Where is Navin Chandarpal?

Dec 29, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Third term drama: Where is Navin Chandarpal?

Mr. Navin Chandarpal has been relieved of his job as Science Advisor to the presidency. Since then, this country has not heard from Mr. Chandarpal. He hasn’t written anything to the press. He has...

Misir’s stand is nothing but a cop out

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Misir’s stand is nothing but a cop out

Dear Editor, I wish to offer some comments on Dr. Misir’s letter of December 21 in response to mine of December 12. I know that Dr. Misir is a man of many talents and that he wears many hats (or is...

Duke Street is not and has never been zoned as a commercial district

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on Duke Street is not and has never been zoned as a commercial district

Dear Editor, Forgive our late response which is due to our holiday preparations. We can’t believe that Mr. Gerry Gouveia has the audacity, the unblushing insolence to boldly publish such an article...

BLACKOUTS ARE HERE TO STAY

Dec 29, 2009 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on BLACKOUTS ARE HERE TO STAY

There is a generation or two of Guyanese who have known blackouts. They grew up in the day when every other day there was at least eight hours of load shedding. On the other hand there is another...

Dem Boy seh… Wheh Henry deh?

Dec 29, 2009 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists Comments Off on Dem Boy seh… Wheh Henry deh?

GWI got a busy time and de system ain’t wukking. Is now dem boys understand why so much time and energy was spent outside NIS in Brickdam. De holidays was coming and GWI had to mek preparation. Is...

How much do the people of Guyana pay these napping law makers (breakers)?

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on How much do the people of Guyana pay these napping law makers (breakers)?

Dear Editor, It was quite interesting to read The Pandora’s Box in the Guyana Chronicle of December 28, 2009. This sorrowful half page of crying only demonstrates that those over at GNNL do not...

The gangs are alive and well

Dec 29, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on The gangs are alive and well

Dear Editor, They may be keeping a low profile, but the phantom gangs are still going strong, running around the country unimpeded with all their weapons intact. The old saying that money talks and...

Let the old year be gone

Dec 29, 2009 knews Editorial, Sports Comments Off on Let the old year be gone

Every year, people always proclaim that they are glad to see the end of the old one and express the hope that the new one would be better. And each year they welcome the New Year in a variety of ways...

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NATIONAL RUGGERS TRIP TO URUGUAY OFF

GABA Christmas Championships off

Former scrabble player lauds progress of current word formers

The Mayweather/Pacquiao bout, the superfight of the 20th century

Campbell leads RHT Metro to finals of GCB female tourney

RHTYSC cricket teams complete multi-million Christmas Charity programme

Don’t forget pensioners

Freddie misunderstands Misir and Persaud’s motive

Third term drama: Where is Navin Chandarpal?

Misir’s stand is nothing but a cop out

Duke Street is not and has never been zoned as a commercial district

BLACKOUTS ARE HERE TO STAY

Dem Boy seh… Wheh Henry deh?

How much do the people of Guyana pay these napping law makers (breakers)?

The gangs are alive and well

Let the old year be gone

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