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Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Port Kaituma logger kills wife, self with homemade shotgun
A 62-year-old Port Kaituma logger shot his reputed wife dead with an improvised shotgun and then killed himself around 04.00 hrs yesterday, just hours after his spouse had returned from her lover’s...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Govt drugs purchases tops $5B mark this year
Guyana’s shopping budget for pharmaceuticals and medical supplies this year is expected to surpass the $5B mark even as the process to shortlist suppliers continues. Last year, Guyana spent $4.69B....Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Local Government Ministry still focused on voter education
… No word on date for local polls Minister within the Local Government Ministry, Norman Whittaker, has reiterated the government’s position on Local Government Elections, which according to...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Easter Monday celebration – City Mayor, police clash over revenue collection
The fun and frolic which traditionally surrounds the Easter Monday activities were marred yesterday by a faceoff between the Georgetown Mayor and law enforcement officers, over persons occupying...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on After drinking spree…Seaman killed in smashup, drunk driver injured
A 38-year-old passenger died on the spot when his speeding and allegedly drunk friend collided with a cow on, the No. 50 Village Public Road, Corentyne, at around 01.15 hrs yesterday. Rawle Douglas,...Apr 22, 2014 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Dem boys seh…Guyana fed up wid old song
All de project initiated under Jagdeo got only one tune. That tune is that this year gun be better than last year. But is only one set of people does benefit. Every year is a better year fuh dem. Tek...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on $1.1B Amerindian Development Fund was for uncontrolled vote buying
…there still remains in the 2014 Budget a lot of fat -Chris Ram The $1.1B that the parliamentary opposition did not approve was said to be used under the Amerindian Development Fund was exposed...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on CJIA runway extension draws closer to Timehri homes
… farmers allege ‘bullyism’ by Soesdyke businessman Concerns are again growing among residents of Timehri North as the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) runway expansion inches...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Sean Paul, Jah Cure and JMC 3Veni deliver massively!
By Rehana Ahamad It poured incessantly on Sunday evening as the much anticipated Easter Weekend concert at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, East Bank Demerara, got underway. But with a...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Essequibo gears for National Science Fair
The Anna Regina Multilateral Secondary School, in Region Two, Pomeroon/Supenaam will be host to a number of students, accompanied by their teachers from across the country. They are all expected to...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on President commissions well in Lethem
Residents of Lethem, Region Nine will now enjoy a better supply of potable water. President Donald Ramotar on Saturday commissioned a new Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) well in the community. The...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Policeman loses limb…Mother demands justice from GPHC
The mother of the Samuel Elvis, the policeman who had his right leg amputated nearly a fortnight ago following a “faulty” surgery at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), says that...Apr 22, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on GUYANA LOSES BIG TIME
Brazil hosts the 2014 FIFA World Cup in two months’ time. Tens of thousands of tourists from all over the world are going to make the long commute to Brazil for this event. Persons will be...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Ruby, Parika Backdam Access Road…‘We need proper contractors to do this road’ – residents
The junction linking Ruby and Parika Backdam Access Road, East Bank Essequibo is in a deplorable state, according to residents in the area. They say that millions of dollars were spent to construct...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on First shipment of paddy about to sail to Venezuela
Loading of the first shipment of about 6,000 tonnes of paddy due for Venezuela, commenced yesterday at the Muneshwer’s Wharf, Georgetown. Agriculture Minister Dr. Leslie Ramsammy said that this,...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Health Minister urges population to take responsibility for own health
Even as the Ministry of Health is celebrating the gains made through its delivery of health care, efforts are simultaneously being directed towards encouraging members of the population to take...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on GPHC’s guard remains in police custody gunmen allegedly stole microscopes, outboard engines
John Bhagwandin, the security guard under whose watch microscopes and outboard engines were removed from the Malaria Clinic on Sunday, remains in custody. The items were stored for the various...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Canal Polder Roads to be upgraded
Cabinet recently gave its no-objection to the award of a contract for the design of the West Bank Demerara and Canal Polder Roads, says Dr. Roger Luncheon, Cabinet Secretary. Addressing media...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Opposition fails to honour 2014 budget commitments – Luncheon
Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon, in a recent public missive, reflected on the 2014 budget debate and concluded that the commitments made by the opposition were not being...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Radio host shot outside National Stadium
Police officials have confirmed that Popular Radio personality Curtis “Dj Casual” Armstrong, 34, and Sean Hinds, may have known their assailant who shot them, in the parking lot of the Guyana...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Hindus open grand Indian- style temple in Berbice
The Hindu Society of Berbice opened the multi-million-dollar Shri Krishna Mandir with a grand ceremony on Sunday at Gay Park, Greater New Amsterdam. The edifice, which models the rare designs of...Apr 22, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Danger ahead: The “Oracle” and jury abolition
If this country accepts the abolition of the jury system based on the explanation that is currently being thrown around, its people are not fit to enjoy whatever freedom still remains. Below are my...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Essequibians maintain Easter Monday tradition
Easter in Guyana is associated with kite flying, a much anticipated activity, especially for Essequibians, both young and old. They would assemble at beaches along the Essequibo Coast in the cool of...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Georgetown Easter celebrations not as impressive
Kite flying on the day after Easter has over the years been celebrated by many families taking to the National Park and the Seawall to fly their kites. Easter Monday is the holiday that celebrates...Apr 22, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Chenapau needs income generating ventures
– Residents want original lands restored Chenapau, an Amerindian community in Region Eight, is experiencing economic hardships owing to the absence of opportunities to generate jobs. This...Mineral and oil rich country borrowing to feed, clothe and house its citizens.
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