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Dec 13, 2016 KNews Editorial, Features / Columnists Comments Off on HIGHLY INAPPROPRIATE

The debate on the national budget ended last Friday, eleven days after it was presented to the National Assembly by Finance Minister Winston Jordan under the theme “Building a Diversified, Green...

Caribbean could be first Region to end mother-to-child transmission of HIV – PANCAP Director

Dec 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Caribbean could be first Region to end mother-to-child transmission of HIV – PANCAP Director

The Caribbean is on track to ending mother-to-child transmission of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). This is according to Director of the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS...

GPHC forges meaningful partnerships to advance health care – Dr. Rambarran

Dec 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on GPHC forges meaningful partnerships to advance health care – Dr. Rambarran

“Doctors alone cannot run a hospital; doctors really can’t complete the process of giving the care and getting the patients back to their normal lives.” This opinion was recently expressed by...

After six years I can finally have a good night’s sleep

Dec 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on After six years I can finally have a good night’s sleep

– Babita Sarjou’s mother After spending almost six years wondering what happened to her daughter, Champa Seonarine says she can finally have a good night’s sleep having buried Babita...

Two years later…Police probe into death of mentally-ill man appears to be at a standstill

Dec 13, 2016 KNews News Comments Off on Two years later…Police probe into death of mentally-ill man appears to be at a standstill

Two years after the tragic death of 22-year old Tiffon Peters, police investigations into the matter appear to be at a standstill. The young man, who was mentally ill, was reportedly found hanging in...

Notes on gender-based violence in Guyana

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Notes on gender-based violence in Guyana

Dear Editor, It is difficult to obtain a complete picture of gender-based violence in Guyana because it often remains hidden. A person who is being abused may have been a victim for a long time...

Accusations against Red Thread and other women’s groups

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters 1

Dear Editor, During the time of the PPP/C Government, the public saw groups such as Red Thread, Guyana Human Rights and other women and social groups protesting over every issue under the sun about...

Lamentations on the PPP’s destruction of CHPA

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters 1

Dear Editor, The challenges of any new government in a disorganised society are to reshape, fashion and implement programs and policies to guide agencies and ministries. Volumes have been spoken and...

Only the rotten cops will take money

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Only the rotten cops will take money

Dear Editor, Is it the bad apples or a bad barrel? Often the argument is heard that just a few bad apples can ruin the entire barrel, so a few bad policemen can ruin the Force. Recently, Minister of...

Reminiscences on the good days as a policeman

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters 1

Dear Editor, The crime rate in Region 2, Pomeroon/Supenaam, is always far lower than in most other Administrative regions, but recently in one of the station districts, namely, Aurora Police Station,...

Suicidal tendencies are detectable

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on Suicidal tendencies are detectable

Dear Editor, The frequency of suicide in Guyana, and mainly among the fairly young, is as frightening as it is painful. What a waste of lives and what a burden on survivors! I do not think that...

This government does not care about the working people

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on This government does not care about the working people

Dear Editor, The United Republican Party continues to watch and listen to the dog fight that is prevailing over the 2017 budget. What we the citizens of Guyana know is that for decades all the...

40 years ago bauxite workers were tear-gassed in their jail cells

Dec 13, 2016 KNews Letters Comments Off on 40 years ago bauxite workers were tear-gassed in their jail cells

Dear Editor, December 2016 marked 40 years since 42 striking Bauxite workers were tear-gassed in a cell at the Linden Police Station. Today no more than literally a handful – about 6 – are around...

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HIGHLY INAPPROPRIATE

Caribbean could be first Region to end mother-to-child transmission of HIV – PANCAP Director

GPHC forges meaningful partnerships to advance health care – Dr. Rambarran

After six years I can finally have a good night’s sleep

Two years later…Police probe into death of mentally-ill man appears to be at a standstill

Notes on gender-based violence in Guyana

Accusations against Red Thread and other women’s groups

Lamentations on the PPP’s destruction of CHPA

Only the rotten cops will take money

Reminiscences on the good days as a policeman

Suicidal tendencies are detectable

This government does not care about the working people

40 years ago bauxite workers were tear-gassed in their jail cells

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