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CRFM exploring use of Fish Aggregating Devices in 2014

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on CRFM exploring use of Fish Aggregating Devices in 2014

Several Caribbean countries are exploring the use of Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) to bolster earnings, increase employment opportunities and improve management and conservation of ocean...

MANDELA HAD PLEDGED SUPPORT TO THE PPP IN ITS STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on MANDELA HAD PLEDGED SUPPORT TO THE PPP IN ITS STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE

It was extremely shocking and disgusting to have read a letter in yesterday’s edition of the Stabroek News, which in true revisionist style, contended that the Peoples Progressive Party did...

500,000 ounces in sight as gold declaration declared highest ever

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on 500,000 ounces in sight as gold declaration declared highest ever

Government has confirmed that Guyana, on Monday, has recorded its highest ever gold declaration of 458,105 ounces. According to Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert...

City Council urges citizens to adopt better practices

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on City Council urges citizens to adopt better practices

The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) is appealing to citizens to adopt practices that would prevent flooding even as preparations are being made to facilitate swift flow of the waste water out of...

More caution required during busy shopping period – City Constabulary

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on More caution required during busy shopping period – City Constabulary

In light of the recent upsurge in breakages at Stabroek Market, Assistant Superintendent of the City Constabulary Department, Gordon Langevine is once again urging stallholders and shoppers to...

An important concept and trend

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Editorial Comments Off on An important concept and trend

One of the most important concepts and trends in modern political science is democratisation. Its significance is just beginning to be understood by conflict-resolution practitioners. On one level,...

Hinterland housing initiative takes on ‘life of its own’

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Hinterland housing initiative takes on ‘life of its own’

Recognizing the constraints of developing hinterland communities because of their layout, Toshaos of many hinterland communities have been approaching the Ministry of Housing to help plan their...

Lack of copyright legislation highlighted in local documentary

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Lack of copyright legislation highlighted in local documentary

– Education needed for change in culture The lack of copyright legislation in Guyana was underscored through personal stories of a handful of local artists and producers....

Miner before court for counterfeit $5000 note

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Miner before court for counterfeit $5000 note

Merely eight days after Guyana’s new bill was released, a miner was brought before the courts for possessing forged versions of the $5000 currency. Yesterday at the Georgetown Magistrates’...

Significant losses as thieves strike at two Berbice homes

Dec 18, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Significant losses as thieves strike at two Berbice homes

The police are investigating the circumstances under which burglars broke and entered the Reliance, East Canje home of the Manager of Hand-in-Hand Insurance Company New Amsterdam Branch,...

The lie about a pension book

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on The lie about a pension book

Dear Editor, Some measure of slackness which needs to be addressed is very evident at the Anna Regina office of the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security. That office cannot be exonerated...

The results of a protest

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on The results of a protest

Dear Editor, There is this brother in Linden who keeps track of every 11th December, a date indelibly etched in his mind; a date to remember and a grim reminder when on that date in 1976 he and 41...

NBTS need not discriminate

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on NBTS need not discriminate

Dear Editor, World AIDS Day this year was commemorated with a Ministry of Health commitment to get to Zero Discrimination amongst other things. A few months ago, the issue of the National Blood...

The Number Four accused

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Number Four accused

Dear Editor, There are a few questions I would like to be answered. The only witness in the murder trial testified under oath that the number four accused is not guilty, that he did nothing....

The plight of the Region Eight administration

Dec 18, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on The plight of the Region Eight administration

Dear Editor, I am penning this letter to highlight the problems we are encountering with our RDC Statutory meetings in Region Eight. First of all, because of the transportation cost for...

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CRFM exploring use of Fish Aggregating Devices in 2014

MANDELA HAD PLEDGED SUPPORT TO THE PPP IN ITS STRUGGLES FOR INDEPENDENCE

500,000 ounces in sight as gold declaration declared highest ever

City Council urges citizens to adopt better practices

More caution required during busy shopping period – City Constabulary

An important concept and trend

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Lack of copyright legislation highlighted in local documentary

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NBTS need not discriminate

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