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Cops deny making carjacking victim wait while they purchased food

Nov 26, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Cops deny making carjacking victim wait while they purchased food

The Guyana Police Force is refuting allegations that a carjacking victim had to wait until ranks finished buying from a Chinese restaurant before responding to his report. In an article in last...

All must play their part in eliminating gender-based violence – UNFPA rep

Nov 26, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on All must play their part in eliminating gender-based violence – UNFPA rep

“What have you done to reduce gender-based violence?” was the question posed to those who gathered at the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security’s inter-faith service held yesterday....

Modification to match our circumstances

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Modification to match our circumstances

For Guyana to develop, and has now become necessary, catch up with our more progressive Caricom neighbours in the next decade, we will one way or another have to accelerate the pace of growth. Our...

On the Prorogation of the National Assembly/Parliament

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on On the Prorogation of the National Assembly/Parliament

Dear Editor, President Donald Ramotar acted constitutionally and appropriately in the current political environment. He has played the right card in the circumstances. The huff and puff and anger ...

The PSC is fooling no one

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on The PSC is fooling no one

Dear Editor, I wonder how much longer the Private Sector Commission (PSC) can look at a dog and call it a cat. I am referring to the statement issued by this body (20th November) following extensive...

ACTION IS NEEDED TO MOVE GUYANA FORWARD

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on ACTION IS NEEDED TO MOVE GUYANA FORWARD

Dear Editor, As the controversy surrounding the no confidence motion and the proroguing of Parliament by the president unfolds, it has become apparent that there has been dishonesty and a serious...

The will of the people is what gives legitimacy to a government

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters 1

Dear Editor, By proroguing Parliament, President Ramotar has in effect rendered the elected representatives of the people useless and the will of the majority irrelevant. In a democracy majority...

Leguan residents com[plain about extortion

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Leguan residents com[plain about extortion

Dear Editor, We the residents of Leguan will be grateful if you could assist us by granting us a small space in your newspaper to inform the relevant authorities about the hostage situation from...

Rape culture offers few consequences for the rich

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Rape culture offers few consequences for the rich

Dear Editor, “Rape culture covers everything, from victim-blaming to the prevailing notion of rapists as menacing strangers who attack from bushes — not friends, confidants, mentors or spouses....

A questionable sentence

Nov 26, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on A questionable sentence

Dear Editor, It was with disgust that I read your report in the November 12, 2014 edition “Man gets suspended sentence for 67 kilos of cocaine”. Magistrate Alex Moore sentenced the man to a...

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All must play their part in eliminating gender-based violence – UNFPA rep

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The PSC is fooling no one

ACTION IS NEEDED TO MOVE GUYANA FORWARD

The will of the people is what gives legitimacy to a government

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