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Man saw killer leave victim’s home

Man saw killer leave victim’s home

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Man saw killer leave victim’s home

Murder for hire… By Michael Jordan A Hague, West Coast Demerara resident said he saw a strange man leaving Bibi Rafeena Saymar’s flat minutes after someone brutally silenced her screams for...
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Guyanese couple found dead in T&T

Guyanese couple found dead in T&T

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Guyanese couple found dead in T&T

– murder/suicide suspected The mutilated body of 41-year-old Eastlyn Roberts was found on her bed, as the body of her husband, 47-year old Christmas Roberts, hung nearby. The two Guyanese...
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Drunk driver in custody for grove accident

Drunk driver in custody for grove accident

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Drunk driver in custody for grove accident

– victim critical A 46-year old man is presently on life support after he was allegedly struck down by a pickup truck, which was allegedly driven by a drunk driver. According to relatives,...
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Fallen tree injures children, damages home

Fallen tree injures children, damages home

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Fallen tree injures children, damages home

A rotting tree fell and injured a young boy and his sister last Tuesday while damaging a house, in which they reside, causing much discomfort and frustration to the residents, who are desperately...
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Neighbours save house from being gutted

Neighbours save house from being gutted

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Neighbours save house from being gutted

Quick response and assistance by nieghbours in extinguishing a fire yesterday saved a Lot 6 Triumph East Coast Demerara home from complete destruction. According to Shamdai Kamla, at around 9:00...
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Guyanese creates history with 1st win in Barbados

Guyanese creates history with 1st win in Barbados

May 31, 2010 Sports Comments Off on Guyanese creates history with 1st win in Barbados

– victory dedicated to ACP Paul Slowe   Guyana’s Riflemen rewrote the history books of the West Indies Fullbore Shooting Council when they won the Short Range Title for the first time in...
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Police, Royal take women, men team titles

Police, Royal take women, men team titles

May 31, 2010 Sports Comments Off on Police, Royal take women, men team titles

Police Sports Club and Royal Youth Movement took the women’s and men’s teams titles yesterday at the Police Sports Club Ground, Eve Leary when the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) staged its...
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Relatives of acid bath victim plead for justice

Relatives of acid bath victim plead for justice

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Relatives of acid bath victim plead for justice

Relatives of Shazaad Shaeed, who was doused with a corrosive substance some 16 days ago have expressed frustration at the pace at which police are conducting their investigations. Shaeed was...
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Mayor’s Cup semi-finals re-fixed for Wednesday

Mayor’s Cup semi-finals re-fixed for Wednesday

May 31, 2010 Sports Comments Off on Mayor’s Cup semi-finals re-fixed for Wednesday

The inclement weather, which left the Georgetown Football Club ground, Bourda under waterlogged conditions yesterday, forced the rescheduling of the Mayor’s Cup football semi-final matches to...
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Hercules continues good English cricket season

Hercules continues good English cricket season

May 31, 2010 Sports Comments Off on Hercules continues good English cricket season

Former Guyana youth cricketer Ryan Hercules is enjoying another good season in England playing for the Shadwell Cricket Club. The Essequibo all-rounder who represented Guyana at the under-15 level in...
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Despite Govt. boast, rains wrecking havoc in East Coast Demerara villages

Despite Govt. boast, rains wrecking havoc in East Coast Demerara villages

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Despite Govt. boast, rains wrecking havoc in East Coast Demerara villages

Despite the brash boast of the government of spending hundreds of millions of dollars in drainage and irrigation works, several villages along the East Coast of Demerara are suffering from flood...
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Bentley claims feature at Linden Bauxite Flyers Cycling Club Independence meet

Bentley claims feature at Linden Bauxite Flyers Cycling Club Independence meet

May 31, 2010 Sports Comments Off on Bentley claims feature at Linden Bauxite Flyers Cycling Club Independence meet

Jude Bentley won the feature Open 15-lap race when the Linden Bauxite Flyers Cycling Club staged its Independence Day race meet last Wednesday around the Mining Town. Bentley powered through to out...
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Diamond Housing Scheme needs much more attention

Diamond Housing Scheme needs much more attention

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Diamond Housing Scheme needs much more attention

Residents of Diamond Housing Scheme are dissatisfied with the service they are getting. According to members of the Interim Management Committee of Section ‘A’ Diamond, the promised playfield for...
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May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on

An inconsiderate heavy duty operator parked this excavator in front of the residence of a Vigilance, East Coast Demerara businessman since last week and refused to move it despite several pleas. As a...
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President decides on allocation of Norway monies

President decides on allocation of Norway monies

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on President decides on allocation of Norway monies

… but funds are still not forthcoming On Monday last, President Bharrat Jagdeo revealed another draft for his Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS). Two days later he jetted off to Oslo, Norway,...
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Guyana, Jamaica crime situation shares similarities — Corbin

Guyana, Jamaica crime situation shares similarities — Corbin

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Guyana, Jamaica crime situation shares similarities — Corbin

Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform, Robert Corbin, is of the opinion that “Murder Incorporated” which he said was initiated by the infamous “Phantom Squad” as...
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President’s College student with brain tumor needs help

President’s College student with brain tumor needs help

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on President’s College student with brain tumor needs help

PARADISE VILLAGE, WEST COAST BERBICE – Twelve-year old Clinton Warde of Lot 2 Paradise Village on the West Coast of Berbice needs help to remove a brain tumor. The child’s father, Clinton...
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St. Francis to get funding from UNICEF

St. Francis to get funding from UNICEF

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on St. Francis to get funding from UNICEF

ROSE HALL TOWN, CORENTYNE – UNICEF has re-committed to funding some projects executed by the St. Francis Community Developers (S.F.C.D.). Last week UNICEF’s representative to Guyana, Trinidad and...
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Rose Hall town gears up for 40th anniversary

Rose Hall town gears up for 40th anniversary

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Rose Hall town gears up for 40th anniversary

ROSE HALL TOWN, CORENTYNE – The Rose Hall Interim Management Committee and a new group – Da’ Entertainment Zone began preparation for the 40th anniversary of the town. So far, a week of...
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Anglican Church donates hampers to mothers

Anglican Church donates hampers to mothers

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Anglican Church donates hampers to mothers

ALBION FRONT, CORENTYNE – The St. Mary’s Anglican Church at Albion Front on the Corentyne recently honoured 25 mothers in recognition of the role they play on a daily basis. President of the...
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Stocking of mono-therapies for malaria forbidden – Health Minister warns

Stocking of mono-therapies for malaria forbidden – Health Minister warns

May 31, 2010 News Comments Off on Stocking of mono-therapies for malaria forbidden – Health Minister warns

As instructed by the Minister of Health, the Food and Drug Department has been scrutinising private pharmacies in an effort to guard against the stocking of mono-therapies for malaria. Minister of...
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Shocking tales of a massive DirecTV scam

Shocking tales of a massive DirecTV scam

May 31, 2010 Letters Comments Off on Shocking tales of a massive DirecTV scam

Dear Editor, An investigation launched by Kaieteur News revealed shocking tales pertaining to a massive DirecTV scam which was allegedly being carried out by an individual. After an article was...
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Has the Minister of Works lost his hammer?

Has the Minister of Works lost his hammer?

May 31, 2010 Letters Comments Off on Has the Minister of Works lost his hammer?

Dear Editor, We, the residents living along the Northern and Southern parts of Buxton and Annandale close to the Sideline-Dam which separates these two villages would like to voice a few concerns. We...
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Kissoon will not be intimidated

Kissoon will not be intimidated

May 31, 2010 Letters Comments Off on Kissoon will not be intimidated

Dear Editor, I write to condemn the recent attack on University of Guyana’s political scientist and Kaieteur News columnist Mr. Frederick Kissoon. This attack on Mr. Kissoon, who is a fierce critic...
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It’s unbelievable how grudge politics can blur one’s sense of objectivity

It’s unbelievable how grudge politics can blur one’s sense of objectivity

May 31, 2010 Letters Comments Off on It’s unbelievable how grudge politics can blur one’s sense of objectivity

Dear Editor, The recent news, coming from the Norwegian capital, Oslo, must as a consequence put the detractors, hitherto, the naysayers to rout. At the currently held conference, it has been...
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Sports

 D-Up Basketball Academy Training camp brings Hoop Dreams to Life with Region 3 Jamboree

 D-Up Basketball Academy Training camp brings Hoop Dreams to Life...

Nov 21, 2024

Kaieteur Sports – The D-Up Basketball Academy is gearing up to wrap its first-of-its-kind, two-month youth basketball camp, which tipped off in September at the Tuschen Primary School (TPS)...
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Campbell Eyes Eighth Men’s Physique Title in Final Amateur Outing

Campbell Eyes Eighth Men’s Physique Title in...

Nov 21, 2024

Alphonso, Fung-a-Fat, Munroe among top performers as Stena Drilling Junior Skill Level Tournament concludes

Alphonso, Fung-a-Fat, Munroe among top performers...

Nov 20, 2024

Guyana’s finest Physiques to battle for Glory at Mr. Guyana National Seniors Championship

Guyana’s finest Physiques to battle for Glory...

Nov 20, 2024

CWI names West Indies Test Squad for home series against Bangladesh

CWI names West Indies Test Squad for home series...

Nov 20, 2024

Georgetown romp to 292-run win over Select XI 

Georgetown romp to 292-run win over Select XI 

Nov 20, 2024

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