June 15, 2011

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Blood donation- a genuine gift of life – Ramsammy

Jun 15, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Blood donation- a genuine gift of life – Ramsammy

Thirteen media houses and two private sector companies, R. Bassoo & Sons, and Banks DIH, were yesterday awarded by the National Blood Bank for their efforts in promoting and aiding the Ministry...

Ian Jackson denied visa to represent Guyana at World Deaf Cycling C/ships in Canada

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Ian Jackson denied visa to represent Guyana at World Deaf Cycling C/ships in Canada

Dear Editor, On June 3rd Ian Jackson, one of Guyana’s top riders, was scheduled to fly out from CJI airport to represent Guyana at the 13th World Deaf Championships in Mont Tremblant, Canada, June...

All have fallen asleep while societal inequalities widen

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on All have fallen asleep while societal inequalities widen

Dear Editor, It is now six months since the declaration and the launching of the International Year of People of African Descent. The UN Secretary General Mr. Ban Ki Moon stressed that “the...

Bravo to Chinese Li Na

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Sports Comments Off on Bravo to Chinese Li Na

Dear Editor, All sports enthusiasts would agree that there are moments which will be treasured within our respective memories with whichever sports discipline we are a fan of. Personally, I would...

ACTO technical workshop commences

Jun 15, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on ACTO technical workshop commences

Gathering reminded Amazon is “the lungs of the world” Under the theme ‘Developing Sustainable Community Based Tourism in the Amazon Region’ the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organisation (ACTO)...

Kudos for the Ethnic Relations Commission

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Kudos for the Ethnic Relations Commission

Dear Editor The ERC has an enviable record of success. As the first of its kind organization anywhere, the ERC has moved from an unknown entity to a household name in Guyana and the foremost...

Linden’s disappearing history is painful

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Linden’s disappearing history is painful

Dear Editor, The once popular and well known 1897Wismar/ Rockstone railway symbolized Upper Demerara and served as a corner stone in its development before bauxite dominated. This railroad provided...

The Cassandra Crossing

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on The Cassandra Crossing

They say the type of person who exhibits more contempt for people than any other groups of humans is the politician. Policemen, prison officials and sailors are people, who because of the nature of...

The ban affected Hindus

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on The ban affected Hindus

Dear Editor, While I have never met Mr Robin Williams, over the years I have read so many of his very thoughtful interventions that I know he is a Guyanese who is very concerned about developments...

Larceny accused granted $200,000 bail

Jun 15, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Larceny accused granted $200,000 bail

John Williams of Four Miles, Port Kaituma, appeared yesterday before Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court, to answer to the charge of larceny. The allegation...

Are armed robberies in the city increasing?

Jun 15, 2011 KNews News Comments Off on Are armed robberies in the city increasing?

Even as the police boast of increased patrols around the city to keep a lid on criminal activities, robberies continue at a pace unflattering to the law enforcement agency. Police records for Monday...

THE BLACKBERRY REPORTER

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE BLACKBERRY REPORTER

It must be the photograph of the year. It appeared in yesterday’s edition of the Kaieteur News. Where else? A Kaieteur News reporter is interviewing someone. Instead of using a tape recorder to...

A chance to develop volunteerism

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on A chance to develop volunteerism

Dear Editor: To paraphrase Colin Powell’s rhetorical questions “Where else does a child learn how to behave; learn the experiences … totems and traditions of the past; look for proper examples...

Guyana’s Middle east sojourn dates back to the 1960s

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Guyana’s Middle east sojourn dates back to the 1960s

Dear Editor, Guyana’s ties with Iran, Libya and Syria date back to the anti-colonial struggle of the 1940s, and before the split between the two former Presidents, Cheddi Jagan and Forbes Burnham....

Invisible exports – timber logs to Jamaica unrecorded by the Guyana Forestry Commission

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on Invisible exports – timber logs to Jamaica unrecorded by the Guyana Forestry Commission

Dear Editor, Jamaican Customs opened a shipping container in mid-March and discovered 122kg of cocaine in bags with a consignment of 130 logs. The Guyana Forestry Commission admitted knowledge of...

The GCB is above the fray

Jun 15, 2011 KNews Letters Comments Off on The GCB is above the fray

Dear Editor, I refer to recent news articles authored by Messrs. Sean Devers and Rajiv Bisnauth in different sections of the print media reporting on a press conference held by a few officers of...

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Tucker sets three South American records

Oct 16, 2026

…74-year-old captured three silver, one bronze at World Masters Powerlifting C/ships (Kaieteur News) – Guyana made an impressive start to the 2026 International Powerlifting Federation (IPF)...

Constructive Engagement with the rough edges edited out

Oct 16, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – It is said that one should not speak ill of the dead. But there is something about the tributes paid to deceased persons that encourages the living to improve the reputation of the dead. At the recent evening of reflection for Robert Corbin, Bharrat Jagdeo appeared to have...

Haiti: When the Promise of a Haitian-Led Solution Begins to Fade

Oct 11, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Who speaks for Haiti? It is a question the international community can no longer avoid. For years, governments and international organisations have insisted that the country’s deepening crisis must have a “Haitian-led solution”. The principle is...

1 board, 1 minister, 6 years, 27,000 pensioners

Oct 16, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – It is the Guyana Way. The law provides. The numbers spiral. The wait intensifies. The suspense pierces. Sounds like a PPP Govt production. It is. On standby with hand outstretched are 27,000 Guyanese. They have given their labours to Guyana. They are NIS...

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Blood donation- a genuine gift of life – Ramsammy

Ian Jackson denied visa to represent Guyana at World Deaf Cycling C/ships in Canada

All have fallen asleep while societal inequalities widen

Bravo to Chinese Li Na

ACTO technical workshop commences

Kudos for the Ethnic Relations Commission

Linden’s disappearing history is painful

The Cassandra Crossing

The ban affected Hindus

Larceny accused granted $200,000 bail

Are armed robberies in the city increasing?

THE BLACKBERRY REPORTER

A chance to develop volunteerism

Guyana’s Middle east sojourn dates back to the 1960s

Invisible exports – timber logs to Jamaica unrecorded by the Guyana Forestry Commission

The GCB is above the fray

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