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Wallerson, Van Sertima, Sewnarine shine in first Demerara Women’s cricket trial

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on Wallerson, Van Sertima, Sewnarine shine in first Demerara Women’s cricket trial

Left-arm spinner Joann Van Sertima and Onika Wallerson grabbed 4-wicket hauls while Devanie Sewnarine hit a solid 33 to highlight the first Demerara Women’s cricket trial match at the Police ground...

THREE QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Mar 19, 2010 knews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THREE QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Today’s column addresses the following three questions: 1. Is it possible for the PPP to select a presidential candidate for the 2011 General Elections and then having won those elections, appoint...

T/20 ticket sales going well in Guyana

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on T/20 ticket sales going well in Guyana

Mound & Party Stand sold out for opening day By Sean Devers Head of the Guyana ICC T/20 Secretariat Sabrina Panday yesterday announced that ticket sales for the Guyana leg of the 2010 T/20 World...

North R/veldt Multilateral hosts Science Fair

Mar 19, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on North R/veldt Multilateral hosts Science Fair

The Department of Education (Georgetown) launched another two-day Science, Mathematics and Technology Fair yesterday, at North Ruimveldt Multilateral School. The event is being held under the theme...

Curbing domestic violence

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on Curbing domestic violence

Dear Editor, Sometime ago I wrote an article on domestic violence, the matter in that instance involved that lady from an East Coast village and her common law husband. I vividly remember the case in...

Respect and discipline have lost place within our culture

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on Respect and discipline have lost place within our culture

Dear Editor, The current society we live in is one that is fast becoming iniquitous; the moral values which stood as a hallmark for decades are fast shrinking and it appears like we are vulnerable...

Rice price fixing allegations in Essequibo

Mar 19, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Rice price fixing allegations in Essequibo

The Rice Producers Association (RPA) has written the Competition Commission accusing rice millers of Essequibo of attempting to fix rice prices, and is asking for an investigation. According to the...

Jamaica to pay more for Guyana rice

Mar 19, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Jamaica to pay more for Guyana rice

Over the next month, Jamaica will begin paying 10 per cent more for rice from Guyana, resulting in a minimum 10 to 12 per cent increase to consumers on the local market. Jamaica’s Minister of...

NIS refuses to accept GECOM’S ID document

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on NIS refuses to accept GECOM’S ID document

Dear Editor, I visited the NIS office at Fort Wellington, West Coast, Berbice to esquire, on behalf of Mr. Cyril Solomon, in regards the reason for their refusal to accept an ID document, issued by...

This solicitation is undermining the solidarity and struggle of bauxite workers

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on This solicitation is undermining the solidarity and struggle of bauxite workers

Dear Editor, Reference is made to an article captioned, “Joseph rejects union busting claim – says bauxite workers approached NAACIE”, (SN 16th March, 2010). Mr. Kenneth Joseph’s response...

65-year-old Nairanjan ‘Jan’ Singh here to roll heads

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on 65-year-old Nairanjan ‘Jan’ Singh here to roll heads

At age 65, Guyanese born United States of America Powerlifter Nairanjan Singh, popularly known as Jan Singh is promising to roll heads in the 65-70 age-group (Masters 111) at the 4th Caribbean Bench...

The ability to accurately give weather reports shouldn’t be a gargantuan task

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on The ability to accurately give weather reports shouldn’t be a gargantuan task

Dear Editor, I really do sympathise with G. Stoll, who penned a letter titled “Excellent Weather?” in last weekend’s edition of the Catholic Standard. The writer mentioned that (I presume...

Is the law in Guyana a jackass?

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Is the law in Guyana a jackass?

A few years back, Mr. Rex Mc Kay wrote a long but depressing letter in the media about a particular court case. Once read, that letter had to instill despondency in every citizen in this country. I...

The Goverment is thinking smart in re-examining the need for an air carrier

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Goverment is thinking smart in re-examining the need for an air carrier

Dear Editor, I am supportive of the comments of President Jagdeo and Minister Maniram Prashad that Government is considering re-entering the airline business to break the monopoly and stranglehold of...

Fire service’s efficiency prevents total destruction of sawmill

Mar 19, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Fire service’s efficiency prevents total destruction of sawmill

By Sharmain Cornette Praises are in order for the Guyana Fire Service which not only responded promptly but also helped to save a West Bank Demerara business place from total destruction. A fire of...

The Promise of Oil

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Editorial Comments Off on The Promise of Oil

Once again we are being regaled with the promise of untold oil billions flowing into our pockets. The last time it was the favourable Arbitral Award on the Suriname border question after which Sir...

GAPF applauded for great job, action starts at 11:00hrs today @ Princess Hotel

Mar 19, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on GAPF applauded for great job, action starts at 11:00hrs today @ Princess Hotel

All systems are in place for what is anticipated to be fierce competition at the 4th Annual Caribbean Bench Press & Powerlifting Championships at the Princess Hotel, Providence, East Bank...

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President’s College upstage Santa Rosa to advance into Quarters

Anticipation without preparation

Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The Vice President of Guyana, ever the sagacious observer of the inevitable, has reassured... more

The U.S. “Joining” the Commonwealth: an unreasonable expectation

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- Recent media stories have suggested that King Charles III could “invite” the United... more

Access to information should not come to this

Hard Truths… By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- Big men out on the streets with revealing and damning placards in the midday... more

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Wallerson, Van Sertima, Sewnarine shine in first Demerara Women’s cricket trial

THREE QUESTIONS ANSWERED

T/20 ticket sales going well in Guyana

North R/veldt Multilateral hosts Science Fair

Curbing domestic violence

Respect and discipline have lost place within our culture

Rice price fixing allegations in Essequibo

Jamaica to pay more for Guyana rice

NIS refuses to accept GECOM’S ID document

This solicitation is undermining the solidarity and struggle of bauxite workers

65-year-old Nairanjan ‘Jan’ Singh here to roll heads

The ability to accurately give weather reports shouldn’t be a gargantuan task

Is the law in Guyana a jackass?

The Goverment is thinking smart in re-examining the need for an air carrier

Fire service’s efficiency prevents total destruction of sawmill

The Promise of Oil

GAPF applauded for great job, action starts at 11:00hrs today @ Princess Hotel

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President’s College upstage Santa Rosa to advance into Quarters

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Anticipation without preparation

The U.S. “Joining” the Commonwealth: an unreasonable expectation

Access to information should not come to this

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