April 2011

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Preparations on track for defence of short range title

Apr 17, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Preparations on track for defence of short range title

Antigua & Barbuda, which became an active member of the Caribbean Rifle Shooting family some six years ago will make their debut as a host of the Prestigious Caribbean Rifle Shooting Championship...

President Jagdeo does not understand the fundamental values of life

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on President Jagdeo does not understand the fundamental values of life

There are endless permutations being discussed in many sections of the Guyanese society about the post-election manoeuvres of Bharrat Jagdeo to either retain power or be the figure behind the throne....

Mc Phoy nets Helmet-trick, Andrews hits brace as Flamingo & Pele dominate

Apr 17, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Mc Phoy nets Helmet-trick, Andrews hits brace as Flamingo & Pele dominate

Flamingo and Pele continued their dominance of opponents when both teams banged their way to respective 5-0 wins over Renaissance and BK International Western Tigers as play in the inaugural...

Federalism vs. decentralisation

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Ravi Dev Comments Off on Federalism vs. decentralisation

There appears to be no disagreement among the political elite that governmental functions and powers are too centralised. Why does the status quo remain? Following the Constitutional Reform process...

Floodlights donate $100,000 to national cyclist

Apr 17, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Floodlights donate $100,000 to national cyclist

The Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association (GFSCA) donated $100,000 to Naomi Singh, who is the only female among four cyclists representing Guyana at the International Easter Fest cycling...

Deep constitutional reforms are necessary for Guyana to make progress

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Deep constitutional reforms are necessary for Guyana to make progress

DEAR EDITOR, The PPP’s Presidential candidate, Mr. Donald Ramotar, recently expressed the view that he sees nothing fundamentally wrong with the Burnham constitution. To be fair, Mr. Ramotar...

Squires Azeez, Watkins shine on opening day

Apr 17, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Squires Azeez, Watkins shine on opening day

By Sean Devers Twenty-seven year old off-spinner Dennis Squires grabbed his sixth five-wicket haul of the competition before retuning to remain unbeaten on 32 with the bat for DCC on the opening day...

What the LCDS says about Amaila Falls dam

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on What the LCDS says about Amaila Falls dam

Dear Editor, In his letter (“Ram and Bulkan need to start getting their facts right), SN 15 April 2011), Dr Roger Luncheon, Head of the Presidential Secretariat, says – “Mr Ram and Dr Bulkan...

‘O abused woman thy fate is sealed’

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on ‘O abused woman thy fate is sealed’

Dear Editor, Given the lawless behaviour of some Guyanese, as is reported almost daily in the papers, I wasn’t surprised to read of what appears to be the increase of violence against women in...

Franklin represents GAP not ROAR

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Franklin represents GAP not ROAR

Dear Editor, I wish to clarify a detail in the letter, “JOPP will never accomplish anything as long as GAP/ROAR are involved” (Kaieteur News 04-16-11). In his involvement with the Joint...

UG students will pay the ultimate price

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on UG students will pay the ultimate price

Dear Editor, After reading the letter in the Kaieteur News of April 13, 2011, “UG in a mess whose fault is it?” I must say that I agree with the writer. As a former student and close observer of...

Stymieing Sales

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Stymieing Sales

Whatever one may say about the present administration, it cannot be denied that businesses and shopping have exploded across the land in the last two decades. But more so, as always, in Georgetown....

Burnt Magistrate Court – an historical loss

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Burnt Magistrate Court – an historical loss

Dear Editor, The early morning fire that destroyed the Christianburg Magistrate Court and offices on 12 April, 2011, consumed the oldest and most historical building in Linden and probably Guyana....

For too long West Indies cricket has been inglorious

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on For too long West Indies cricket has been inglorious

Dear Editor, A key feature in modern human resource management practice is performance management systems. This simply means that contemporary scientific managerial constructs are now conventionally...

Roaches at GPHC

Apr 17, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Roaches at GPHC

Dear Editor, A visit to the Female Surgical Ward of the Georgetown Hospital left me in disgust and disbelief when I visited a friend there a few days ago. While chatting with her in one of the rooms...

Where is the popular swing?

Apr 16, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Where is the popular swing?

It is almost impossible for any political party which lost an election by over ten percentage points to within a few years, say five years, overcome that deficit, save and except for a massive...

AFC mulls options to reprimand PM for misleading House

Apr 16, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on AFC mulls options to reprimand PM for misleading House

…to push for FOI, Broadcast legislation before Parliament dissolves The life of the ninth Parliament of Guyana is set to come to an end in August when the constitutional deadline expires. The...

Skeletal remains found in Berbice

Apr 16, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Skeletal remains found in Berbice

Body was missing for over three months Police in Berbice made a gruesome discovery when they spotted the skeletal remains of a man who was later identified as Budraj Budnarine, 39, a fisherman of No...

Guyana deports Canadian for murder

Apr 16, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Guyana deports Canadian for murder

A Canadian national who is wanted for murder in his homeland, was yesterday deported in the company of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Senior Police officials yesterday stated that the suspect,...

Man gets 17 years for killing Mark Gill

Apr 16, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Man gets 17 years for killing Mark Gill

…one year for each stab wound A once promising graphic artist from a reputable family of pandits was yesterday sentenced to 17 years in jail for the 2005 murder of popular businessman, Mark Gill,...

Dem boys seh…Customs man hollering ‘dem a watch we’

Apr 16, 2011 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Dem boys seh…Customs man hollering ‘dem a watch we’

De Road March tune was ‘Dem ah watch me’. Everybody singing this song till people even tek up watching. Dem boys watching. De other day dem decide to go to an auction when some car was on sale....

Two more wanted for Govt. Department fraud

Apr 16, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Two more wanted for Govt. Department fraud

Police have issued wanted bulletins for two more people in connection with a fraud committed at a Government Department. They are Sean Ron Gibson, a plumber, whose date of birth is given as February...

A people must first know from where they came to be able to successfully get to where they want

Apr 16, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on A people must first know from where they came to be able to successfully get to where they want

Dear Editor, The PPP is once again doing what they do best, consciously attempting to con the Guyanese people as national elections become imminent! James H (Kaieteur News, 13 April, 2011) is clearly...

The minibus culture across the country is most rapacious

Apr 16, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on The minibus culture across the country is most rapacious

Dear Editor, The minibus debacle has become a ‘running sore’ and something has to be done. The owners, operators/conductors abuse their seeming indispensability. They ‘jack up’ the tariff,...

The GPF operates like a beheaded chicken

Apr 16, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on The GPF operates like a beheaded chicken

Dear Editor, Your article (Kaieteur News, April 11) captioned “Interdicted ranks still to be re-instated” is no surprise. In my article of three weeks ago I wrote on the image of the Guyana...

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Golden Jaguars rout Dominica 8-1, close in on Gold Cup and League A

Oct 05, 2026

By Rawle Toney (Kaieteur News) – Guyana’s Golden Jaguars moved to within touching distance of the 2027 Concacaf Gold Cup and promotion to League A on Sunday, producing a commanding 8-1...

Pinktober is here!

Oct 05, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – The month of October is known as Cancer Awareness Month. And it is time that our nation takes a sober look at this disease and its effects. The statistics themselves tell us why the conversation matters. According to recent reports in the media, at least 704 Guyanese were...

The People’s Wars, Caribbean Bills

Oct 04, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – The Caribbean did not start, or participate in, the war involving the United States, Israel and Iran, nor the other continuing conflicts in the Middle East. Yet millions of Caribbean people are paying a price for them every day. They pay it at petrol...

A national government as a national criminal enterprise

Oct 05, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – Want to see the PPP Govt’s true colours? Expose it as the premier national criminal enterprise in Guyana and watch it go crazy. Want to watch the national leadership degrade in the worst way? Give it the public label of the region’s leading national criminal...

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