November 2016

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Delaying the inevitable

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Delaying the inevitable

From the PPP’s perspective, the month of May ought to have been a pivotal month in the history of the party. This is so because it has lost power after being in office for 23 years. Since then, the...

Donald Trump survived to triumph and has surprised us all

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Donald Trump survived to triumph and has surprised us all

Dear Editor; When Donald Trump announced his intention to contest the US presidential race there were many who felt that he would not have survived the first round of the primaries. As it turned out,...

Use of two great quotes to pontificate on GuySuCo‘s future

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Use of two great quotes to pontificate on GuySuCo‘s future

Dear Editor; Editor’s note: This is the conclusion of GuySuCo’s long explanation published in our edition yesterday. A critical area in the conversation on re-organising the business of sugar is...

America’s post election search; what about the church?

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on America’s post election search; what about the church?

Dear Editor; The recent results of the American elections came as a shock to so many humans on planet Earth the world over. To further compound this seeming tragedy, the results brought home in a...

Mrs. Melania Trump deserves to be respected

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Mrs. Melania Trump deserves to be respected

Dear Editor; Throughout Mr. Trump’s campaign he has been bombarded with allegations of sexism yet the liberal media which was on top of each and every indiscretion is unable to hide its own sexism...

Guyanese educators and teachers suffer from ‘mumpsimus’

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters 1

Dear Editor; I refer to your Sunday September 18 edition of the Kaieteur News and your editorial with the caption: “Looking Back at Colonial Education”. I make specific reference to: “However,...

The Research Officer of this ministry did not do his research

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Research Officer of this ministry did not do his research

Dear Editor; Kindly permit me to reply to the letter by the Ministry of Communities published in the Kaieteur News dated 12th November, 2016 captioned ‘Ministry of Communities accuses Berbice...

The City Council is breaking the laws of Guyana

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on The City Council is breaking the laws of Guyana

Dear Editor; The news that the Georgetown Municipality is once again offering an amnesty to delinquent ratepayers is not surprising but nonetheless disappointing. As a matter of fact it is not just...

The false theory of the criminalized state

Nov 14, 2016 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on The false theory of the criminalized state

There are two issues which galvanized the Guyanese people to narrowly boot the PPPC out of office. The first was the perception of widespread thieving under the PPP/C. The second was the belief that...

US$200M Skeldon factory falling to pieces – GuySuCo

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 1

By Kiana Wilburg The US$200M Skeldon Sugar Factory is falling to pieces and it isn’t worth the effort to put it back together. This is according to officials at the Guyana Sugar Corporation...

22 cell phones, 21 weapons, tattoo machine seized from Camp Street jail

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 2

as police and army launch major searches As part of heightened security activities to ensure domestic security, the Joint Services yesterday conducted Operation Safe Guard at the Georgetown and New...

UN decision on border controversy…Venezuela makes last minute appeal for diplomatic solution

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 2

As the United Nations readies to render a decision on the way forward for the simmering border controversy between Guyana and Venezuela, it appears that the neighbouring country is continuing to push...

Cricketers present forged ID cards to enter competition

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Cricketers present forged ID cards to enter competition

The Guyana Police Force is investigating three cricketers who have been accused of forging national identification cards in order to enter a competition. The sixth annual Guyana Softball Cup was...

Govt. condemns Opposition MP Facebook rant

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 2

Government has condemned the behaviour of a sitting Opposition Member of Parliament (MP) who went on a rant on his Facebook page yesterday calling for the administration to give orders to police to...

Rohee accused of hampering robbery probe at his home – allegedly demands back DVR before cops can view footage

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 2

PPP General Secretary Clement Rohee is being accused by some ranks of hampering the investigation into last Wednesday’s robbery at his Eccles, East Bank Demerara home. This is because the former...

Battling diabetes through awareness, Glynis Alonzo-Beaton is a ‘Special Person’

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Battling diabetes through awareness, Glynis Alonzo-Beaton is a ‘Special Person’

“In order for us to deal effectively with diabetes, there is need for even more collaborations. Diabetes needs a full-time education programme; you can’t deal with diabetes unless you are...

Dem boys seh…Contracts now get like a sweet woman

Nov 13, 2016 KNews Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Dem boys seh…Contracts now get like a sweet woman

…if I cant get you nobody gun get you Old people always seh that what is play fuh li’l boy is death fun crappo. Soulja Bai come into power and he promise to correct all dem problems. Dem talk...

Medical student makes history …as 1628 graduate from UG

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Medical student makes history …as 1628 graduate from UG

It was a mode of celebration, last evening as staff, special invitees and well-wishers gathered at the University of Guyana, Turkeyen Campus for the 50th convocation ceremony. One notable milestone...

Soldiers, cops raid Camp Street prison

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News 1

Police and soldiers raided the Camp Street prison early yesterday, just one day after Government announced that there will be joint patrols by the army and police to deal with a potential domestic...

Cops hunt Michael Payne killer

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Cops hunt Michael Payne killer

The police are hunting for the man who shot and killed 27-year-old Michael Junior Payne on Friday when he went to the suspect’s home at La Penitence Street, Georgetown to collect his bicycle....

Businesswoman denies forcing in-law into prostitution in French Guiana

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Businesswoman denies forcing in-law into prostitution in French Guiana

A businesswoman accused of taking her jobless female in-law to French Guiana- an overseas region of France– and forcing her into prostitution has refuted the allegation, insisting that she took...

Guyana’s prudent banking industry

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Guyana’s prudent banking industry

By Kiana Wilburg The banking industry is crucial to every country. Without it you cannot properly and effectively manage an economy. In fact, without it, the world could be pushed into an abyss,...

CARICOM, South Africa solidify diplomatic relations

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on CARICOM, South Africa solidify diplomatic relations

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and South Africa on Thursday strengthened the long-standing diplomatic relations with the accreditation of a new High Commissioner, Her Excellency Xoliswa Ngwevela....

IMF: Withdrawal of correspondent banks poses significant risk to Caribbean

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on IMF: Withdrawal of correspondent banks poses significant risk to Caribbean

– open dialogue between countries, regulators, banks part of solution A significant threat to Caribbean economies has emerged as global banks withdraw their correspondent banking relationships...

New aviation technology to better monitor aircraft positions

Nov 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on New aviation technology to better monitor aircraft positions

– GCCA meets with operators, pilots The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) on Friday hosted a consultation on Performance Based Navigation (PBN) and Automatic Dependent...

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How do we deal with disappointment?

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(Kaieteur News) – There was once a young man who had spent years preparing for what he believed would be the most important moment of his life. He studied late into the night. He sacrificed weekends. He turned down invitations from friends because he had a goal. When the opportunity finally...

Crime thrives on weak justice, illegal guns and dirty money

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By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Crime in Latin America and the Caribbean is no longer only a matter for the police. It is weakening societies, draining economies and obstructing development. It is also testing public confidence in courts, governments and democratic institutions. The...

Visa revocations – corruption and drug trafficking ties

Oct 03, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – Bolivians carried a goodly fraction of those exposed and tarnished by U.S. visa revocations. Columbians, Ecuadorians, Peruvians all suffered the same fate. Judges. Prosecutors. A Police official. An attorney general. The allegations: corruption and involvement in...

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