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Doctor lied to Medical Council

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To remain on job pending probe – Dr. Rambarran Director of Medical Services at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), Dr. Madan Rambarran, says that the US-trained physician who is...

Freedom of Information law in January

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– PM gives to commitment to Nat’l Assembly Prime Minister Samuel Hinds in a letter to the Speaker of the National Assembly and copied to Opposition Leader, Robert Corbin, and Leader of the...

Govt. finally clears trench outside Freddie Kissoon’s home

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The highlighting of an appallingly petty move by the relevant authorities has apparently brought them to their senses, as drainage and irrigation workers returned early yesterday morning to clear the...

Winston Murray collapses

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People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), Vice Chairman, and contender for the party’s presidential candidate, Winston Murray, was last evening rushed to Balwant Singh Hospital in Georgetown...

Dem boys seh…Don’t play wid dem visa

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A big summit coming up and Bharrat not going. Dem boys seh that he can’t go because he not invited and in any case, he don’t belong to de group. Is de G-20 summit. That mean de top 20 richest...

No evidence of negligence – Dr Rambarran

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No negligence has been cited in the case of maternal patient Charlene Amsterdam, who died three weeks ago at the Georgetown Public Hospital, some two days after undergoing a caesarian section....

Woman accuses husband’s lover of plotting to kill family

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– needles found in boulanger A woman wants the police to carry out a thorough investigation after what she insists was a recent attempt on her life and the lives of her three children. Michelle...

Defending champs Hope Street among winners

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This year’s Guinness ‘Greatest of de Streets’ Football Tournament got off to a rollicking start with defending champions Hope Street of Tiger Bay among the winners on opening night Wednesday at...

DMW International Hockey Festival launched

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By Rawle Welch It’s here again. This year’s Diamond Mineral Water (DMW) International Hockey Festival was officially launched yesterday, at the Georgetown Cricket Club Pavilion. In...

Dowlin, Johnson hit half centuries as Demerara take first innings points

Nov 12, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on Dowlin, Johnson hit half centuries as Demerara take first innings points

Timely half centuries by Travis Dowlin and Leon Johnson propelled Demerara to first innings points against Essequibo in the GCB 4-day senior cricket competition at Anna Regina yesterday. At stumps on...

Permaul leads Cellink Berbice to 1st innings points despite 52 from Haslim

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By Sean Devers in Berbice On the back of a 5-wicket haul from West Indies ‘A team left-arm spinner Veerasammy Permaul, Cellink Berbice yesterday dismissed the Rest team just before the close of the...

Rupununi’s Wilson beats Straker again

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-Tasher blazes field for new 200m record Rupununi’s Doretta Wilson defeated double CARIFTA Games gold medallist, Jevina Straker for the second time in the 2010 National Schools’ Championships...

Corentyne lead Cycling, Upper Demerara hold on to Track and Field

Nov 12, 2010 KNews Sports Comments Off on Corentyne lead Cycling, Upper Demerara hold on to Track and Field

District Six, Corentyne are currently leading the Cycling competition of the National Schools’ Championships with 173 points with District 10, Upper Demerara in hot pursuit on 144 points and...

Prisoner shot in escape bid, passerby also hit

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An attempt to escape from the Georgetown Prison yesterday left Marvin Williams, 24, nursing two gunshot wounds, one each to the left buttock and leg, while a stray bullet struck passerby Wayne...

Labour officials on dispute resolution training in Barbados

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A three-member team from the Labour, Occupational Safety and Health (LOSH) Department of the Ministry of Labour, Human Services and Social Security is in Barbados on a one-week study tour sponsored...

Battle of wits anticipated as top chess players compete for national title

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Following the successful completion of the qualifying round to determine eligibility earlier this year, the nations top chess players will begin their quest for the national chess championships when...

Man fined $10,000 for using indecent language

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…my worship when I hungry I get frustrated Colin John Toppin was on Wednesday fined $10,000 with an alternative of twenty days in prison by Magistrate Geeta Chandan-Edmond, after he pleaded guilty...

‘Golden Jaguars’ set to battle Guatemala on November 17 in Atlanta, USA

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Jags’ first friendly Int. in the USA; organised by USDF & GFF By Franklin Wilson in New York Following its inaugural game in London England in September, the ‘Golden Jaguars’ will be...

Police issue bulletin for Carolan Lynch

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Police yesterday issued a wanted bulletin for former beauty queen Carolan Lynch. On Wednesday, Magistrate Priya Beharry had issued an arrest warrant for Lynch after she continuously missed court...

Almost 60% of all deaths caused by chronic non-communicable diseases – Minister Ramsammy

Nov 12, 2010 KNews News Comments Off on Almost 60% of all deaths caused by chronic non-communicable diseases – Minister Ramsammy

– Diabetes accounts for 10 percent About 60 percent of all deaths in Guyana are caused by chronic non-communicable diseases, with diabetes accounting for approximately 10 percent. This was the...

$125,000 bail for larceny accused

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Candace Baker of South Turkeyen, Georgetown, was granted bail to the tune of $125,000 when she appeared before Chief Magistrate Priya Beharry at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court to answer to the...

Police display ‘softer side’ at cultural extravaganza

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Ranks of the Guyana Police Force left the audience at the National Cultural Centre without doubt that the organisation possesses a wealth of talent. And while many may only associate the Police Force...

In excess of four years and matter still pending in court

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After dedicating some 35 years to the Public Service, Cheryl Scotland, who was dismissed some eight years ago from the High Court Registry, says the least she was looking forward to was for justice...

The politics of empty promises must be forgotten

Nov 12, 2010 KNews Letters Comments Off on The politics of empty promises must be forgotten

Dear Editor, There are a number of contemporary economic, political and governmental issues that have lacerated the Guyanese society within the past 18 plus years, leaving a very large portion of the...

Amerindians denied access to $$M because of legal snafu

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…as House approves remedial measure By Gary Eleazar A legal snafu which has seen the denial of access to several hundred million dollars for Amerindians for the development of their communities was...

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A call for more cultural centres

…Peeping Tom Kaieteur News- Burnham’s decision to divert the Indian Immigration Fund towards constructing the National... more