December 16, 2014

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I first used the term, “fascistization” in 2005 to describe the PPP regime

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on I first used the term, “fascistization” in 2005 to describe the PPP regime

A group of us was hanging out at the Stabroek Market Square when some cadres of the Youth and Students Movement (YSM) of the PNC came up to sell us the New Nation, the organ of the PNC. We bought the...

Opposition agrees to delay injunction against government

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Opposition agrees to delay injunction against government

…AG gets seven days to answer Granger’s challenge of “illegal” spending The government was yesterday given seven days to say why Chief Justice Ian Chang should not grant a Conservatory Order,...

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM SHOULD NOT BE ABOUT ENGINEERING REGIME CHANGE

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM SHOULD NOT BE ABOUT ENGINEERING REGIME CHANGE

Constitutional reform has a vulgar history in Guyana. It has been far too much the preservation of political power rather than aimed at ensuring a sound system of governance values. The PPP lost...

Scotia Bank takes Christmas cheer to Saxacalli Village

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Scotia Bank takes Christmas cheer to Saxacalli Village

Christmas came early for residents of Saxacalli, over the weekend members of staff from the Robb Street branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia went to the riverain community to distribute gifts to the...

Money, money everywhere…

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Money, money everywhere…

The news announced that our banking system has “excess liquidity” always strikes a discordant note – especially to the countless individuals that have been turned away from the loan counters of...

Three schools for construction next year

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Three schools for construction next year

– as Government works towards universal secondary education As part of its drive to attain universal secondary education, Government, through the Ministry of Education, will in the New Year be...

Sydney siege: Three dead after commandos storm cafe

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Sydney siege: Three dead after commandos storm cafe

BBC Sport – Two people died, along with an Islamist gunman, after commandos stormed a cafe in Sydney, Australia, to bring to an end a 16-hour siege. Local media have named those who died as...

Police illuminate Young Street for Christmas

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Police illuminate Young Street for Christmas

Young Street, Georgetown, was the scene of lights and music Sunday night, as the Guyana Police Force (GPF) hosted its Christmas light up in front of the Police Commissioner’s Office. The light up...

Work begins on the contentious East Bank Berbice Public Road

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Work begins on the contentious East Bank Berbice Public Road

Long awaited rehabilitation works have commenced on the East Bank Berbice Public Road and residents have already started to feel a sense of comfort. The work is being executed by H. Nauth and Sons...

Lover to face retrial for woman’s murder

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Lover to face retrial for woman’s murder

Sophia resident, Paul Anthony Lo Hing, is facing a retrial before Justice Navindra Singh at the High Court in Georgetown for the murder of his girlfriend, Shoala Gilgeous. Gilgeous was allegedly...

Death of St. Stanislaus teacher…Take the bus, do not trust private cars – a mother urges

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Death of St. Stanislaus teacher…Take the bus, do not trust private cars – a mother urges

Carol Green, the mother of the St. Stanislaus teacher whose decomposed body was discovered at Pattensen, East Coast Demerara (ECD) more than three weeks after she went missing, is urging young women...

Bus conductor granted $200,000 bail on robbery charge

Dec 16, 2014 KNews News Comments Off on Bus conductor granted $200,000 bail on robbery charge

Joel Prescott, a minibus conductor appeared before Magistrate Ann McLennan at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court to answer to a robbery under arms charge yesterday. It is alleged that Joel Prescott,...

The development of human capital

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on The development of human capital

DEAR EDITOR, His Excellency President Ramotar must be complimented for stressing, while reflecting on his first three years in office, that “the most important factor for development is our...

Our Constitution is being cherry-picked on a whim

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Our Constitution is being cherry-picked on a whim

DEAR EDITOR, The calls for accountability ring true and until it is ensured this nation and its people will continue to be done a grave disservice. Article 164 of the Guyana Constitution,...

Freddie Kissoon has stumbled on this one

Dec 16, 2014 KNews Letters Comments Off on Freddie Kissoon has stumbled on this one

DEAR EDITOR, I read Mr. Freddie Kissoon article captioned, “Teardrops cascade on dead dreams: Mrs. Patricia Rodney stumbles”; a very mocking caption. I have been meaning for some time now to...

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All road leads to Rising Sun for historical Guyana Cup today

Aug 23, 2026

Kaieteur Sports – The stage is set for the most lucrative day in Guyana’s horse racing, today, Sunday August 23 at Rising Sun Turf Club. The weather conditions are immaculate, and 14...

Pants suit and pastel colours

Aug 23, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – In the 1970s when I was a young employee of a large, service-oriented private-sector firm in Guyana, I was not yet a confirmed employee and therefore could not wear the prescribed uniform. But I was nevertheless expected to dress in a manner appropriate to the office. One day I...

Facts, Due Process and Fairness: The CCJ’s Test

Aug 23, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – I have been an advocate of the Caribbean Court of Justice from its conception. In 2015, on the Court’s tenth anniversary, I described its creation as arguably the most significant institutional achievement of the English-speaking Caribbean since the...

Electricity failing, a minister begging

Aug 23, 2026

Hard Truths by GHK Lall (Kaieteur News) – First, they had their arms wrapped around demand. Then the PPP Govt confessed. It did not. They had plans and visions. Only for those to become blurred. It’s the haze of the “unusually hot” weather, stupid. What’s so hard about...

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I first used the term, “fascistization” in 2005 to describe the PPP regime

Opposition agrees to delay injunction against government

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM SHOULD NOT BE ABOUT ENGINEERING REGIME CHANGE

Scotia Bank takes Christmas cheer to Saxacalli Village

Money, money everywhere…

Three schools for construction next year

Sydney siege: Three dead after commandos storm cafe

Police illuminate Young Street for Christmas

Work begins on the contentious East Bank Berbice Public Road

Lover to face retrial for woman’s murder

Death of St. Stanislaus teacher…Take the bus, do not trust private cars – a mother urges

Bus conductor granted $200,000 bail on robbery charge

The development of human capital

Our Constitution is being cherry-picked on a whim

Freddie Kissoon has stumbled on this one

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