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May 12, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Int’l NGO hosts HIV/AIDS seminar
The Japanese Chapter of Family Federation, an international non-governmental organization, on Tuesday hosted a HIV/AIDS workshop targeting over 60 participants comprising youths, adults and religious...May 12, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Rockaway Auto Sales Super League 35-Over cricket reaches Quarterfinals
Play in the Rockaway Auto and Bicycle Sales and Sound System Super League 35-Over and 40-Over cricket competitions have reached their quarterfinal stages. Play in this round will be contested this...May 12, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on IRO rebukes Mr. Vieira and calls for a full retraction of his commentary
Dear Editor, The inter-Religious Organisation (IRO), a body comprising representatives of all the major faiths and non-traditional religious faiths of Guyana takes serious umbrage with contents of...May 12, 2011 knews Sports Comments Off on Hooper appointed Sagicor HPC Batting Coach
Bridgetown, Barbados – The WICB today announced that former West Indies captain Carl Hooper has been appointed Batting Coach at the Sagicor High Performance Center. The classy strokemaker...May 12, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on Governance should be changed in free and fair elections every two terms
Dear Editor, The PPP will win the upcoming general elections not because of racial voting or because the people yet want them, but because there is no satisfactory alternative on the local scene that...May 12, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on If David Granger has ‘blood on his hands’ then all those who served during his tenure are the same
Dear Editor, I was hesitant to respond to Harry Gill and his sorts, who find pleasure in attacking the credibility of someone, whose credibility is unquestionable. Gill is a ‘confusionist’ and...May 12, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Term limits cannot be philosophically rejected
One of the things I can never understand about the Vatican is its acceptance that the Pope can rule until he dies if he chooses not to retire. Aging is a scientific reality in that it reduces one’s...May 12, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on Granger’s candidacy has alienated a large section of the PNCR
Dear Editor, Without much of an investigation, it is clearly manifesting that David Granger as the PNCR’s presidential candidate at the upcoming elections is discomforting for a large section of...May 12, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on Voting – the most significant right of free persons
Dear Editor, Voting can be traced back to ancient Greece, Rome and throughout the medieval period. It is a right of all eligible voters in any country and throughout history, has been considered to...May 12, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on A gutsy call
The sugar industry has never been, and is presently not, bereft of managerial talent. While there are serious problems now facing the sugar industry, those problems are not primarily as a result of...May 12, 2011 knews Letters Comments Off on The crowded departure lounge signals progress but progress for whom Mr. Gill?
Dear Editor, Mr. Harry Gill in his letter to Kaieteur News of May 8, 2011, “What‘s all the fuss about Ramotar’s appointment?” specifically asked me to address some issues related to ethics in...Dec 31, 2024
By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports- In the rich tapestry of Guyanese sports, few names shine as brightly as Keevin Allicock. A prodigious talent with the rare blend of skill, charisma, and grit, Allicock...Kaieteur News- Guyana recorded just over 10,000 dengue cases in 2024, Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony revealed during an... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- The year 2024 has underscored a grim reality: poverty continues to be an unyielding... more
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