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Dec 30, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on I agree with Freddie in condemning US Ill-Treatment of Diplomat
Dear Editor, I agree with my friend Freddie condemning the ill-treatment of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and the wage pittance paid to domestic hands and other lower income workers (KN Dec 29)....Dec 30, 2013 KNews Letters Comments Off on Army of working poor continues to swell in Guyana
Dear Editor, In Guyana, more people are broke this Christmas holiday season than last mainly because of the regime’s failure to create jobs for the youths and those who want to work. And those...Dec 30, 2013 KNews Editorial Comments Off on The newspapers that officials hate
There was a time when the media, more particularly the newspapers and the radio, reported on the happenings in the country. These reports were primarily about the daily happenings, the social events...Dec 30, 2013 KNews News Comments Off on Kamarang schools need some attention — Teachers
Teachers operating in the small Amerindian village of Kamarang in Region Seven complain of feeling neglected. The community has two schools- the Kamarang Nursery which houses 46 children and its...
Oct 12, 2026
(Kaieteur News) – President’s College produced the biggest victory of the day with a commanding 10-0 win over Hope Secondary in the girls’ division as the ExxonMobil Under-18 Schools Football...Oct 12, 2026
(Kaieteur News) – Thirty-three years ago, the death of Monica Reece sent shockwaves throughout Guyana. Today, we can look back and say that Monica’s death marked a turning point for violent crime in the country. Guyanese were so shocked by her death and the dumping of her body in the middle...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...Oct 12, 2026
(Kaieteur News) – Exxon’s Guyana head, Mr. Alistair Routledge, created a firestorm in Guyana with an unyielding expression of his company’s position. Though he said much, he was careful to steer clear of certain circumstances, disciplined to silence. What Mr. Routledge didn’t say, I...Freedom of speech is our core value at Kaieteur News. If the letter/e-mail you sent was not published, and you believe that its contents were not libellous, let us know, please contact us by phone or email.
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