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Jan 07, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on PPP commissions Essequibo headquarters
The People’s Progressive Party has commissioned a new state-of-the art two-storey Freedom House at Anna Regina, Region Two. According to Mr. Vishnu Samaroo, Regional Vice Chairman and first...Jan 07, 2010 knews Letters Comments Off on Environmental stewardship is a priority
DEAR EDITOR, We are a collection of individual lives, each separate and unique, yet drawn together by profound, shared life experiences: the new challenges of global warming and climate change and...Jan 07, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Housing Ministry geared to “nip squatting in the bud” – Irfaan Ali
“Some people are of belief that squatting is a shortcut to getting a house-lot,” said Minister of Housing and Water, Mohamed Irfaan Ali, yesterday. The Minister sought to debunk the conception...Jan 07, 2010 knews Letters Comments Off on LCDS will not lead to job loss in Forestry and Mining sectors
DEAR EDITOR, I refer to two (2) articles published on January 4, 2010: “Are we pawning our forests because we are desperate for money – Sasenarine Singh” (Kaieteur News); and, “Guyana is not...Jan 07, 2010 knews Letters Comments Off on Why hasn’t BCGI mentioned Article 46 (2) of the CLA?
Dear Editor, The members of the Aroaima/Kwakwani Branch want an end to the violations and tensions at the sites. It has been several weeks since the Bauxite Company Guyana Inc (BCGI) issued notice to...Jan 07, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Guyanese arrested in Nepal for counterfeit, heroin
– in major sting operation A Guyanese man is said to be among several others arrested in Nepal for counterfeiting and heroin charges, Nepalese News says. The arrest of the son of a powerful...Jan 07, 2010 knews Letters Comments Off on Drugs, refunds and care for seniors
DEAR EDITOR, In mid-December, the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) announced that it would be terminating its drug distribution scheme with effect from January 1st 2010. We (pensioners), now have to...Jan 07, 2010 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Year of secrets and revelations
Two contradictory characteristics enveloped the Government in 2009 – secrecy and apocalypse. We can start with secrets. We were never told who the investors were in the failed hotel venture on the...Jan 07, 2010 knews Letters Comments Off on The revisionist hoax and other fallacies
Dear Editor, I would like to comment on a number of themes that have recently surfaced in the press in Guyana. One of the most important of these is the notion of a revisionist history. Kaieteur...Jan 07, 2010 knews Editorial Comments Off on Squatting- a problem of sorts
The concept of squatting has become endemic. People who need a plot of land simply move to any vacant spot and erect a structure of sorts. Such erections escape notice and before long the structures...Jan 07, 2010 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE BRIDGE THAT WAS NEVER FORMALLY OPENED
The People’s Progressive Party, PPP, is sixty years old. It has held office over this period just as long as it has been out of power. The problems that it has faced while governing have been many...Jan 07, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Dharmic Sabha celebrates 36th anniversary
The Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha is celebrating its 36th anniversary. A special function is scheduled for today at the Shri Krishna Mandir, Campbellville, Georgetown. Today’s function brings together...
Apr 07, 2025
-PC, West Ruimveldt and Three Mile added to the cast Kaieteur News- Action returned to the Ministry of Education (MoE) ground in Georgetown as the Milo/Massy Under-18 Football Championship determined...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The Vice President of Guyana, ever the sagacious observer of the inevitable, has reassured... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- Recent media stories have suggested that King Charles III could “invite” the United... more
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