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THE STATE-OWNED MEDIA
There is no distinction in communist and socialist countries between state control of the media and control of the media by the vanguard party. The ruling party controls the ruling ideas and...
Dead Corentyne fishermen… Accused arrested and admitted to Psychiatric Hospital
The families of the Corentyne fishermen who were set ablaze by a colleague with whom they were out casting nets and fishing, are convinced that the act was intentional and nothing but murder....
Shot Guyanese businessman dies in St. Maarten
Philipsburg–The businessman whom robbers shot at his Back Street store Wednesday evening died at St. Maarten Medical Centre (SMMC) Thursday night. Mark Deygoo, 34, of Baby and Kids was the...
Health practitioners’ shortage burdens GPHC
The severe shortage of technical health practitioners or specialized doctors in regional health facilities is burdening the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), with referred medical...
Father refused to allow relatives to view teen’s body
-is there a mystery behind Shakese Bristol’s death? Fuming relatives of Shakese Bristol are eager in finding out the “mystery” surrounding the death of the teen and the reasons why the...
Border dispute…Venezuelan opposition candidate criticises Chavez for being too lenient with Guyana
Oswaldo Álvarez Paz, an opposition candidate running for primaries, has railed on the government’s foreign policy regarding the boundary dispute with Guyana, and has accused President...
EPA investigating stench of Little Diamond, EBD waterway
– DDL dismisses claims by residents that the company is polluting the waterway The Environmental Protection Agency is currently investigating the source of the odour emanating...
PUC spreads awareness through Berbice education drive
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has just concluded a public education programme across Berbice, targeting the customers of the various utility companies. Complaints Manager, Raymon...
Private company gives landmark a facelift
One of Linden’s newest businesses, the EVER PURE water treatment facility located on Burnham drive, Wismar has decided to give back to the community in a tangible way. The gift is a facelift...
Essequibo man found guilty for illegal fuel
Akbar Mohamed of Charity, Essequibo Coast, was on September 20, 2011 found guilty by the Charity Magistrate’s Court for being in possession of illegal petroleum. He was ordered to pay a fine...
Dumped lover gets two-week term jail for assault
Yesterday in the Georgetown Magistrate court, a young man was taught the value of respecting a woman’s wishes after he was given two weeks to cool off for unlawfully assaulting his...
Man faces seven counts of falsification, five counts of embezzlement
Kevin Singh appeared in the Georgetown Magistrates court yesterday to answer to five counts of embezzlement and seven counts of falsifying documents. Singh, who was 16-year-old at the...
Republic Bank rewards ‘RightStart’ standouts
The Queen’s College auditorium was the venue yesterday for Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited’s RightStart Academic Achievement Awards, with five account holders, all first formers...
Remediation programmes…Compulsory Mathematic, English courses for Primary, Secondary Schools
In order to bolster learners in the field of Mathematics and English, the Education Ministry recently mandated all primary and secondary schools to implement remediation programmes to elevate...
Guyana seeks to restart Crime Stoppers programme
The Guyana police department and Ministry of Home Affairs will continue working in conjunction with Crime Stoppers programme and Police Security Industry Partnership (POLSEC) to better ensure public...
Stall holder robbed minutes before closure
A stall owner in Bourda Market was relieved of hundreds of thousands of dollars by four bandits while she was about to close the business at 18:00 hrs yesterday. Reports reveal that four men...
New Sophia Care Centre commissioned
…as new child protection facility opens The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security and the Child Care and Protection Agency have added yet another safe place for abused...
Mother of two frustrated at snail pace of Govt construction
Second Low Income Settlement Core houses… Several potential home owners under the Government of Guyana /International Development Bank (IDB) Second Low Income Settlement (LIS)...
Home Affairs Ministry opens another police outpost
The spanking new police outpost at Park Lane, Amelia’s Ward was yesterday officially opened with a simple ceremony where several police top brass including Police Commissioner Henry Greene,...
Man beaten for allegedly grabbing assailant’s crotch
Two men appeared before Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine Beharry to answer to the charge of assault. Shawn Friends, of Bent Street, and Prince Pickering of 122 William Street, Kitty, according...
City Hall wants special facility for vagrants
The Mayor and City Council is renewing its calls to have vagrants removed from the streets of Georgetown and contained in a facility in an effort to improve the safety and security of the...
UN adopt Political Declaration on non-communicable diseases
– Leaders agreed to implement tax measures to reduce tobacco, alcohol consumption A declaration by the United Nations (UN) on non-communicable diseases (NCD) is set to launch a...
Caribbean Governments aim to eliminate under-registration of births by 2015
– 1.3 million births not registered officially annually More than 250 representatives of governments, civil society and international organizations from 26 countries attended the second...
Two murder accused committed
Lennox Roberts and David Crossman the two accused in the recent ganja bust at the Bartica ferry stelling on Monday, made their appearance in the ...
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Kaieteur Sports- As previously scheduled, the highly anticipated semifinal matchups in the 11th edition of the Milo/Massy Secondary Schools Under-18 Football Championship have been postponed due to...
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A Different Silence
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Good Friday in Guyana is not what it used to be. The day has lost its hush. There was a... more
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