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HAPPY NEW YEAR
As publisher of the Kaieteur News, I offer New Year’s tidings to all our readers, advertisers and vendors. I send greetings to the management and staff of the newspaper and to all who have provided patronage and support for our newspaper over the past year.
Glenn Lall: Publisher Kaieteur News
Despite the obstacles that were placed in our way, in spite of the reduction in ads and the smear campaign to which we have been subjected over the past year, we have survived and have become stronger.
Our paper continues to enjoy widespread popularity.
I would like to publicly express my appreciation to all those who offered support through their words and actions as we deflected attempts to shut our newspaper down in 2010.
Kaieteur News is here to stay. Come hell or high water, we shall not close our doors or bow to any pressure.
We are committed to ensuring that you, our readers, receive news of public importance and informed comment, a right that is protected under our Constitution.
We shall continue to pursue the stories that are of national importance and we shall ensure that they reach you each day in our print and internet editions.
Thank you all for your support and may 2011 see our country move forward.
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