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How is issuing radio licences threatening national security and productivity?

Jan 14, 2009 knews Letters Comments Off on How is issuing radio licences threatening national security and productivity?

Dear Editor, “CJ ruling on TV licenses to Lindeners will be challenged” (January 12th) begs for an explanation from President Bharrat Jagdeo as to why he would want to challenge this landmark...

BEGIN FROM THE TOP

Jan 14, 2009 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on BEGIN FROM THE TOP

I have never heard about a forensic audit of the assets of anyone. I have read and known about forensic audits of governmental projects and government departments, which have subsequently led to...

Mass prophylaxis treatment not necessary – CMO

Jan 14, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Mass prophylaxis treatment not necessary – CMO

Despite the fact that more and more suspected cases of leptospirosis are being uncovered every day, the Health Ministry is adamant that it will not commence the distribution of mass prophylaxis...

Obama and trade

Jan 14, 2009 knews Editorial Comments Off on Obama and trade

Jagdish Bhagwati is the world’s foremost academic defender of the “free trade” credo that had undergirded the globalisation phenomenon over the past four decades. Early last year, during the...

Another leptospirosis death

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Another leptospirosis death

Ralph Stewart, 50, of 5 Hadfield Street, Lodge became the latest victim of the flood waters when he succumbed last night. He had been admitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital with a temperature and...

37 suspected lepto cases detected – CMO

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on 37 suspected lepto cases detected – CMO

By Sharmain Cornette Since the current rainy season commenced, the Ministry of Health has detected 37 suspected cases of leptospirosis, 10 of which have since been confirmed. This disclosure was...

Draconian legislation primary reason for overcrowded prisons

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Draconian legislation primary reason for overcrowded prisons

…lack of judges and ineffective police prosecution also at fault – Basil Williams Prominent attorney-at-law and Member of Parliament Basil Williams yesterday lambasted recent comments by...

GDF announces promotions of 494 officers and ranks

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on GDF announces promotions of 494 officers and ranks

Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, President Bharrat Jagdeo, has approved the promotions of 494 ranks of the Guyana Defence Force. The list of promotions comprises 78 officers and 416 other...

Digicel fairy grants wish to mechanic

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Digicel fairy grants wish to mechanic

…will live free for a year, dream vacation, money to donate, among others For months Digicel customers have been hoping and praying that the Digicel fairy would grant them their wish of living...

Security guard found face-down in trench

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Security guard found face-down in trench

When 64-year-old Philbert Liverpool did not show up for work on Sunday night, his employers believed that he was not feeling well and maybe had called it a day. What they did not know was that the...

New well in the pipeline for Tuschen

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on New well in the pipeline for Tuschen

– new Housing and Water Minister visits affected community Newly appointed Minister of Housing and Water, Mohamed Irfaan Ali, accompanied by top brass of the Guyana Water Inc. and senior...

GPL gears for prepaid meter service

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on GPL gears for prepaid meter service

– U.S. company awarded US$500,000 supply contract UtiliSol, a company from Chattanooga, Tennessee (USA), pushing energy innovation in developing countries, has been awarded a US$500,000...

Dismissed for failing to come to work in the future

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Dismissed for failing to come to work in the future

Mohamed Deen, a former equipment worker who was previously working with Region Four, was dismissed by the Region for not coming to work four days in the future. Deen presented his termination letter,...

Agriculture Ministry requests GDF assistance to monitor EDWC

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Agriculture Ministry requests GDF assistance to monitor EDWC

…water dumping into Mahaica/Mahaicony outlets ceases Agriculture Minister Robert Persaud yesterday confirmed in a telephone interview that he has submitted a request to the Secretary of the...

Plans afoot to ensure minimal impact

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Plans afoot to ensure minimal impact

Agriculture Minister Robert Persaud has said that, at present, the administration is currently making and is still assessing more interventions that could be made to minimise the impact of the...

Guyanese talks of life as a leader in the U.S. Army

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Guyanese talks of life as a leader in the U.S. Army

(Reprinted from YumaSun.com) A top leader at Yuma Proving Ground says that soldiers serving in the Army today are simply the best he’s ever seen. That’s saying a lot when you are Command...

Finally…

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Finally…

The growing pile of garbage along Sussex Street has been cleared, much to the satisfaction of persons who live in the environs. Late last week, persons had expressed concern over the refuse, saying...

City obligated to pay workers millions in retroactive monies

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on City obligated to pay workers millions in retroactive monies

The deferring of leave passage payment to senior municipal workers was cited as a means through which the Guyana Labour Union (GLU)-represented workers can be afforded the retroactive sum of their...

M&CC to review relationship with Republic Bank

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on M&CC to review relationship with Republic Bank

The failure of the Republic Bank to render assistance to the Mayor and Councillors of the City of Georgetown when it was faced with its recent financial crisis may see the municipality rethinking the...

Cops nab suspected ‘trigger man’

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Cops nab suspected ‘trigger man’

Police have detained a suspect who is believed to be one of the gunmen who killed businessman Ricardo Henriques at the Juice Power establishment on Middle Street last November. A police official said...

Lack of practice main reason for defeat says Manager

Jan 13, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Lack of practice main reason for defeat says Manager

Coach blames lack of players’ mental fortitude By Sean Devers in Grenada Guyana plunged to an embarrassing innings and 147-run defeat to the Windward Islands before Tea on day three of their...

Man remanded over broken glass door

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Man remanded over broken glass door

Junior Nedd, 32, of Lot 33 D’Urban Street, Wortmanville, Georgetown, yesterday appeared before acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson to face the charge of unlawful and malicious damage to...

Devon Smith aims for 1000 runs this season

Jan 13, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Devon Smith aims for 1000 runs this season

….and Windies recall for England series Stuart Williams (974), Carl Hooper (954) and Chris Gayle (945) are the only batsmen in regional first-class cricket to reach 900 runs in a single season...

Shooting at Robb Street suspect nabbed after two months on the run

Jan 13, 2009 knews News Comments Off on Shooting at Robb Street suspect nabbed after two months on the run

After being on the run for almost two months, Idi Bowman ended up being caught by police officers. Bowman, 27, of 57 Robb Street, allegedly discharged a loaded firearm with the intent to murder...

Khan replies to Michael Benjamin article

Jan 13, 2009 knews Sports Comments Off on Khan replies to Michael Benjamin article

President of the Guyana Amateur Boxing Association Affeeze Khan has responded to an article appearing in last Sunday’s edition of the Kaieteur news, written by sports journalist Michael...

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WI seamers rattle Bangladesh, put visitors ahead in Sylhet

Nov 07, 2026

(Cricinfo) – Bangladesh found themselves on the back foot at the end of the second day’s play of the Sylhet Test, losing three wickets for 88 runs in response to West Indies’ 356....

From economic genocide to physical extinction

Nov 06, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – “To bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government.” Those were the chilling words of Lester Mallory, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, in a memorandum dated 6th April, 1960, addressed to his superior in the U.S. State Department....

A Divided World: A Commonwealth Opportunity

Nov 01, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – When Commonwealth leaders gather in Antigua and Barbuda from 1st to 4th November, they should address a question that reaches beyond their association: how can countries of different size, wealth and outlook sustain cooperation in a world increasingly...

Torture: Mohamed must clear the air

Nov 06, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The sister of Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Azruddin Mohamed, said he was tortured. The Guyana Prison Service (GPS) said he was not. Mr. Azruddin Mohamed should be out on bail. He is the best body of evidence (literally) as to whether he was or wasn’t tortured. He has...

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