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IS THE AFC MUZZLED?

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on IS THE AFC MUZZLED?

Coalitions do present problems in complying with the principle of collective co-responsibility. This is all the more so when you have as many as six parties as part of a governing coalition and when...

Pedestrian killed in Vryheid’s Lust accident

Aug 03, 2015 KNews News Comments Off on Pedestrian killed in Vryheid’s Lust accident

Pedestrian, Byron Persaud, 46, of Middle Street, Vryheid’s Lust, East Coast Demerara was killed when he was struck down around 20:00hrs on Saturday night. According to police report, Persaud was...

Buxton music literacy programme ends on high note

Aug 03, 2015 KNews News Comments Off on Buxton music literacy programme ends on high note

Twenty-eight Guyanese youngsters are now better musicians following their graduation from the Republic Bank Limited (RBL) Right Start Music Literacy: Pan Minors Programme. The just over two dozen...

Police nab bandits after attack on sawmill operator

Aug 03, 2015 KNews News Comments Off on Police nab bandits after attack on sawmill operator

– guns, loot recovered Police have detained three men and are hunting for a third following a gunpoint robbery at Coomaka, Linden, at around 13.00 hrs yesterday, in which gunmen relieved a...

Essequibo businessman shot, robbed

Aug 03, 2015 KNews News Comments Off on Essequibo businessman shot, robbed

Police are trying to locate three bandits who shot a Henrietta New Housing Scheme, Essequibo, businessman and fled with $150,000, a quantity of phone cards and a laptop computer at around 22.30 hrs...

Marriott is denying the public access to the Kingston jetty

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on Marriott is denying the public access to the Kingston jetty

DEAR EDITOR, Ever since the construction of the Marriott Hotel started in late 2011 I have sounded multiple warnings that upon its completion, the working class and poorer Guyanese would be denied...

The Skeldon factory and the railway scrapping; two tragic mistakes

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on The Skeldon factory and the railway scrapping; two tragic mistakes

Ruling politicians dominate every aspect of life in a nation. A politician can send a country to war and that could mark the end of that state as a viable territory. A politician can decide which...

What record is your Government forging President Granger?

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on What record is your Government forging President Granger?

Dear Editor, I must not be the only Guyanese who is still under shock after having read an article captioned “Ministers/VPs pay hike pegged at over $245M annually”. There has been a deep felt...

SITUATION BEYOND RE-PEER

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Features / Columnists, Tony Deyal column Comments Off on SITUATION BEYOND RE-PEER

A peer without peer could be deemed peerless but a peer without care is not just careless but seemingly couldn’t care less. This is the case of Lord or Baron John Sewell, 69, a peer beyond...

Lands awarded to Venezuela in 1899 should be returned to Guyana

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on Lands awarded to Venezuela in 1899 should be returned to Guyana

Dear Editor, Historian Thomas Bailey in his book American Diplomacy, with requisite evidence, established a very important observation about the Guyana –Venezuela issue. He pointed out that it was...

Ministers’ salary increase

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on Ministers’ salary increase

Dear Editor, If what I read in the news is true that the VP’s and Ministers are going to receive hefty pay increase, then I am truly disappointed with the new APNU + AFC government. I thought their...

I was not requested by the COI to “answer questions”

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on I was not requested by the COI to “answer questions”

Dear Editor, The assertion in your August 1, 2015 edition in article captioned “GuySuCo must bring costs down to remain alive” in excerpt that states “Jairam Pitam (correct spelling should be...

I am disgusted with the sloth of GT&T

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on I am disgusted with the sloth of GT&T

Dear Editor, With Guyana Telephone & Telegraph rolling out its “ENHANCED” broadband service, I am yet to experience a difference. It has been over a year now that I’ve been experiencing...

Protect and serve or punish them in the manner they deserve

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on Protect and serve or punish them in the manner they deserve

Dear Editor, Taking into full and prolonged consideration the recent spate of killings in the U.S.A of unarmed Blacks by the police, it is apparent that there is a shift in the motto. Who are the...

There are a number of concerns with plea bargaining

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Letters Comments Off on There are a number of concerns with plea bargaining

Dear Editor, I have noticed recently that there has been a call for our courts to consider the use of plea bargaining as a means of solving crimes that have defied the efforts of the police over a...

EMPOWERING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Aug 03, 2015 KNews Editorial Comments Off on EMPOWERING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Since elected to office more than two months ago, the APNU+AFC Coalition Government has focused firstly on the corrupt practices of the former administration; secondly, on restructuring the economy...

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Stanton Rose keeps Guyana’s AmeriCup qualification hopes alive

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…Guyana to face Bermuda in final match tonight By Rawle Toney Kaieteur Sports – Guyana kept its FIBA AmeriCup Caribbean Pre-Qualifiers campaign on course with an impressive 68-53 victory over...

A Commission of Inquiry is not a fishing expedition

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(Kaieteur News) – Christopher Ram’s latest letter (Kiskadee Watch, July 9th 2026) culminates with what is intended to be its most dramatic flourish: a demand that President Irfaan Ali establish a Commission of Inquiry (COI) to investigate every aspect of his agricultural enterprise. It is...

The Beacon of Freedom Seen Across Oceans: Reflections on 250 Years of...

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By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Two hundred and fifty years ago, in the sweltering heat of a Philadelphia summer, a small group of men did something without precedent in modern history. They gathered, argued, deliberated, and then signed their names to a declaration that was a...

The Ali farm – from bankroller to blackmailer

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Hard Truths by GHK Lall (Kaieteur News) – Almost without exception, Guyanese across the board, are familiar about the kind of upstanding citizen and leader that Pres. Ali is. They have a good idea about the quality of his character, the beauties of his activities. Their leader is a winner. ...

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IS THE AFC MUZZLED?

Pedestrian killed in Vryheid’s Lust accident

Buxton music literacy programme ends on high note

Police nab bandits after attack on sawmill operator

Essequibo businessman shot, robbed

Marriott is denying the public access to the Kingston jetty

The Skeldon factory and the railway scrapping; two tragic mistakes

What record is your Government forging President Granger?

SITUATION BEYOND RE-PEER

Lands awarded to Venezuela in 1899 should be returned to Guyana

Ministers’ salary increase

I was not requested by the COI to “answer questions”

I am disgusted with the sloth of GT&T

Protect and serve or punish them in the manner they deserve

There are a number of concerns with plea bargaining

EMPOWERING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES

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