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Frontier healthcare to take centre stage at Bi-National meeting

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Frontier healthcare to take centre stage at Bi-National meeting

In the quest to forge cross-borders relation in order to strengthen the exchange of health collaborations, the Ministry of Health yesterday commenced a three-day meeting with a...

UG to offer Medical Imaging programme in Sept.

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on UG to offer Medical Imaging programme in Sept.

– as Rehabilitation Programme is reintroduced The University of Guyana’s Faculty of Health Sciences is set to offer its newest programmes at the start of the Semester in September....

PSC slams Govt., Opposition participation in investment seminar

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on PSC slams Govt., Opposition participation in investment seminar

Local businesses have ripped Government and the Opposition over the lack of continuous presence at a recent investment seminar which was spearheaded by the diplomatic community. According to the...

Cabinet approves $$M to modify prisons, lock-ups

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Cabinet approves $$M to modify prisons, lock-ups

Cabinet has given its no-objection for the construction of an additional storey atop the Brickdam Police Station lock-ups. According to Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon, $40.9M will...

Guyana has highest travel voucher tax in the region – APNU’s Harmon

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Guyana has highest travel voucher tax in the region – APNU’s Harmon

APNU’s Joseph Harmon yesterday said that the statement by Minister Robeson Benn, about the 15 percent travel tax not being slashed because it is crucial to “upkeep” the Cheddi...

GPHC clears the air on infant’s hospitalization

Jul 12, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on GPHC clears the air on infant’s hospitalization

Although 16-month-old Nicholas Cox’s more than month-long hospitalization at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) was marred with controversial reports from some sections...

Misogynist Violence

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Misogynist Violence

Violence against women by men in our society continues unabated: molestations, beatings, rapes, maimings and murders of women of all ages, social strata and races are now practically...

Kudos for the women miners’ organization

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Kudos for the women miners’ organization

Dear Editor, I write to congratulate the members of the Guyana Women Miners’ Organization (GWMO) on their outstanding work of helping young helpless girls in the interior, although...

What’s with Eusi Kwayana?

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on What’s with Eusi Kwayana?

Dear Editor, Can someone say what is happening with Mr. Eusi Kwayana these days? In Kaieteur News of 10th July he correctly quoted Mr. M. Maxwell and returned on 11th July and apologised for...

Practice makes perfect

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Practice makes perfect

Dear Editor It seems as if Mayor and City Council has not learnt from the recent experience when it decided to purchased Waste Compactors Trucks for the collection of trash. It is now noted...

Discrimination by Region 4 Education Committee

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Discrimination by Region 4 Education Committee

Dear Editor, I write to record my deep disappointment with the discrimination meted out to my son, Lukas Walcott, by the Head of the Education Committee of Region Four, Ms. Genevieve...

GECOM a hotbed of unholy alliances

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on GECOM a hotbed of unholy alliances

Dear Editor, At long last Vincent Alexander has mustered enough courage to speak out about the errors of commission condoned by GECOM Commissioners. Not only are these unethical occurrences but they...

Home Turnkey project a Guyanese dream

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Home Turnkey project a Guyanese dream

Dear Editor, It is the view that the new initiative of the Housing Ministry’s 1000 Homes Turn-Key project is what Guyanese have been waiting for. I must say that with everything that sounds...

Pension contributions in limbo

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Pension contributions in limbo

Dear Editor I am writing on behalf of myself and some retired employees of the Guyana Revenue Authority. On January 1, 2001, we were asked to join the Clico Pension and Medical Scheme (we are...

Are cricket hijackers immune from the Laws of Guyana?

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Are cricket hijackers immune from the Laws of Guyana?

Dear Editor, I note with keen interest that the editor of Kaieteur News, Mr. Adam Harris, was recently charged and fined for contempt of court. However, I recall that a few months ago the...

Thomas Carroll – a poorly written book

Jul 12, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Thomas Carroll – a poorly written book

Dear Editor, if you may permit, our perspective: The Thomas Carroll Affair by David Casavis. The book: A poorly written “book”. With such material Ruel Johnson, among others, would have...

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Frontier healthcare to take centre stage at Bi-National meeting

UG to offer Medical Imaging programme in Sept.

PSC slams Govt., Opposition participation in investment seminar

Cabinet approves $$M to modify prisons, lock-ups

Guyana has highest travel voucher tax in the region – APNU’s Harmon

GPHC clears the air on infant’s hospitalization

Misogynist Violence

Kudos for the women miners’ organization

What’s with Eusi Kwayana?

Practice makes perfect

Discrimination by Region 4 Education Committee

GECOM a hotbed of unholy alliances

Home Turnkey project a Guyanese dream

Pension contributions in limbo

Are cricket hijackers immune from the Laws of Guyana?

Thomas Carroll – a poorly written book

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