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UGBC churns out 180 graduates

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on UGBC churns out 180 graduates

…Prof Samad absent from convocation Guyanese cricket legend, Clive Lloyd, addressed the 2012 convocation of the University of Guyana Berbice Campus (UGBC) on Saturday evening. This was the...

Child Abuse is inexcusable – Minister Webster

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Child Abuse is inexcusable – Minister Webster

…as ‘The Tell Scheme’ is launched “We all need to speak out,” said Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Ms Jennifer Webster, as she declared a zero tolerance stance on child...

Men flee leaving submachine gun behind

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Men flee leaving submachine gun behind

A traffic police rank attached to the Springlands Police Station, while working on regular traffic stops in the vicinity of the Scott School at Number 76 Village, Corriverton, stopped motor car HB...

Health Ministry did its part to facilitate medivac of Mabaruma girl – Minister Ramsaran

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Health Ministry did its part to facilitate medivac of Mabaruma girl – Minister Ramsaran

A total of 197 medical evacuations were facilitated by the Ministry of Health during the past year, with each costing some $250,000. This disclosure was made by top health officials on...

Two charged in Agricola protest

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Two charged in Agricola protest

Dwain Gibson, an electrician of 133 Nelson Street, Mocha, East Bank Demerara, and Nigel Garraway, a University of Guyana student from Lot 33 La Parfaite Harmonie,West Bank Demerara, faced charges...

Liliendaal resident shot in groin

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Liliendaal resident shot in groin

A 28-year-old Liliendaal, East Coast Demerara resident was shot in his groin around 11:30 hrs Sunday night by someone wearing a hood that covered his face. Jermaine Peters of lot 625 Liliendaal was...

81-year-old granny goes missing

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on 81-year-old granny goes missing

An 81-year-old broom vendor from Mocha, East Bank Demerara has gone missing since last Friday and her family members are worried since they have searched everywhere but cannot locate...

Malaysia’s bizarre container bust: US$7M cocaine in canned coconut milk seized

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Malaysia’s bizarre container bust: US$7M cocaine in canned coconut milk seized

Malaysian authorities have seized a container filled with over US$7M in cocaine in liquid coconut milk that is believed to have originated in Guyana. It is believed that the US’ Drugs Enforcement...

Backlogs partially responsible for increase in crime – Report

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Backlogs partially responsible for increase in crime – Report

The ability of the criminal justice systems to process effectively and efficiently is a basic ingredient of proper system functioning in any nation. Significant delays in one part of the system often...

Guyana is not that bad

Nov 20, 2012 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Guyana is not that bad

Guyana is not necessarily a devilish state in which to live. Rather, it is safer than most and one must give credit to a culture of respect for the elderly, religion, and a case of...

Young mother dies after C-section

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Young mother dies after C-section

These are the saddest moments of Navindra Budhoo’s life, the most critical. He lost his wife and his unborn child hours after the mother of three had undergone a Caesarian section at the...

Mechanic dies in freak accident

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Mechanic dies in freak accident

Bhiraj Bhikham,a/k Blue Boy,24,of Zorg-En-Vlyght, Essequibo Coast, died while he was washing a combine at his employer, Roopan Roopnarine complex, at Land Of Plenty, Essequibo Coast, on Saturday ,17,...

THE MORE I LISTEN IS THE SAME THING I HEAR

Nov 20, 2012 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on THE MORE I LISTEN IS THE SAME THING I HEAR

Most Presidents rise early in the morning and retire to bed late at night. These are the occupational hazards of the job. Their time is not theirs to do as they please. It is in great demand....

State institutions in the reign of Bharrat Jagdeo

Nov 20, 2012 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on State institutions in the reign of Bharrat Jagdeo

As time turns the pages of the book of the PPP Government, the more graphic is the picture of the Jagdeo disaster. As the sun is about to set upon the National Insurance Scheme, you...

Forestry’s Chairman, John Caesar, dies

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on Forestry’s Chairman, John Caesar, dies

Tributes are flowing in for Professor John Caesar, 58, who died Saturday at a city hospital after a short illness. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment, Caesar served as...

City Constabulary to commence Christmas security system

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on City Constabulary to commence Christmas security system

…to zoom in on pick pocketing, excess dumping of garbage, vending practices Come next week, the City Constabulary will officially get underway with their Christmas Security programme. They...

KN office assistant recovering from gunshot

Nov 20, 2012 KNews News Comments Off on KN office assistant recovering from gunshot

Investigations are still continuing into the shooting incident which left Kaieteur News staffer Shaun Persaud injured on Sunday last. Persaud was shot by bandits in the thigh. The two thieves...

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India produce dominant 60-run win over West Indies to claim 2-1 T20I series victory in Mumbai

A question of timing and priorities

Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The advent of significant oil discoveries has catapulted Guyana into the global spotlight.... more

Let the asylum seekers go: a first step for Venezuela to rebuild relations in the Americas

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – The government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela has steadfast support from many... more

Upcoming elections rich with opportunities

Hard Truths… By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- There is the strong sense that one of the traditional underpinnings of Guyana’s... more

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UGBC churns out 180 graduates

Child Abuse is inexcusable – Minister Webster

Men flee leaving submachine gun behind

Health Ministry did its part to facilitate medivac of Mabaruma girl – Minister Ramsaran

Two charged in Agricola protest

Liliendaal resident shot in groin

81-year-old granny goes missing

Malaysia’s bizarre container bust: US$7M cocaine in canned coconut milk seized

Backlogs partially responsible for increase in crime – Report

Guyana is not that bad

Young mother dies after C-section

Mechanic dies in freak accident

THE MORE I LISTEN IS THE SAME THING I HEAR

State institutions in the reign of Bharrat Jagdeo

Forestry’s Chairman, John Caesar, dies

City Constabulary to commence Christmas security system

KN office assistant recovering from gunshot

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