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Following allegations of embezzlement …Former Bar Association President pays $20M to plaintiff

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Following allegations of embezzlement …Former Bar Association President pays $20M to plaintiff

Former President of the Guyana Bar Association, Gem Sanford-Johnson, is contending that she has paid all the monies owed to US-based Guyanese, Elsa Eileen Harper, from the sale of a property...

100 percent decrease in work place deaths for year – Labour Department

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on 100 percent decrease in work place deaths for year – Labour Department

There has been a 100 decrease in work place deaths for the year. According to Minister within the Ministry of Social Protection, Keith Scott, during a statement to the Department of Public...

Heavy, continuous rainfall expected

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Heavy, continuous rainfall expected

-Hydromet Office warns Guyana will experience heavy and continuous rainfall over the next six to thirty six hours (6-36 hours), the Hydrometeorological Office warned last evening. “Twenty-four...

West Berbice sweeper/cleaners seek better working conditions

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on West Berbice sweeper/cleaners seek better working conditions

People employed as cleaners in the government schools in Region Five have become quite perturbed after an article carried in the May 12 edition of the Kaieteur News, that stated that the Ministry of...

Govt. moves to introduce new laws for scrap metal trade

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Govt. moves to introduce new laws for scrap metal trade

Minister of Business, Dominic Gaskin, will soon present to Cabinet the Draft Scrap Metal Trade Legislation. The minister said that consultations on the legislation will commence soon. Thereafter the...

GTU makes case against continuance of current TSC

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on GTU makes case against continuance of current TSC

Rumours suggesting that there has been an appeal for the extension of the life of the Teaching Service Commission [TSC] have triggered the ire of the Guyana Teachers Union [GTU]. This is according to...

Summons issued for mother who ditched cocaine

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Court Stories, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Summons issued for mother who ditched cocaine

Police have been ordered by Magistrate Judy Latchman to summons Odetta Bobsemple to attend court. She is the mother who dropped a quantity of cocaine before escaping when police ranks swooped down on...

Bartica ‘green’ park to be opened in June

Jun 02, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Bartica ‘green’ park to be opened in June

Last November, the Bartica town council took the initiative to develop the West Indian Housing Scheme Park with funding from the government. The Town Council’s initiative which is in keeping with...

A ONE- SEAT PARTY CAN HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on A ONE- SEAT PARTY CAN HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER

There have been calls for new political parties to be formed. But how successful or impactful can these political parties become given the rigid ethnic divisions in our society? At present, there is...

Man gets six months for dangerous driving

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Court Stories, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on Man gets six months for dangerous driving

After months of trial and several adjournments City Magistrate Leron Daly, yesterday, sentenced a Linden taxi driver to six months’ imprisonment for dangerous driving. The magistrate also suspended...

NA man jailed while on remand

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Court Stories, Features / Columnists, News Comments Off on NA man jailed while on remand

A New Amsterdam man who appeared before Magistrate Rhondel Weever in the Fort Wellington Magistrate’s Court, was on May 24, last, sent to jail while he awaits trial for being in possession of house...

ICJ adjudication of border issue draws nearer

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on ICJ adjudication of border issue draws nearer

Dear Editor, On February 27 this year, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres announced the appointment of Dag Halvor Nylander of Norway as his personal representative to help find a solution to the...

Shocked at physical abuse of children by their mothers

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on Shocked at physical abuse of children by their mothers

Dear Editor, I read your recent article on abuse of children, with the emphasis on the sexual abuse of girls mainly it seems from men not of the family. I think one of the severest forms, if not the...

TRAINING FOR DELIVERY OF BETTER HEALTH CARE

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on TRAINING FOR DELIVERY OF BETTER HEALTH CARE

Dear Editor, Recently, the media has been carrying debates and commentaries on several issues surrounding the education and training of aspirants in the critical field of nursing; major factors seem...

We are seeing the unfolding of the enhancement of football’s future

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on We are seeing the unfolding of the enhancement of football’s future

Dear Editor, I refer to my previous letter captioned, “Guyana is on the horizon of a transformation in local football,” KN, June 1, 2017. I concluded that letter by looking at the decision of the...

KIDS JOY FOUNDATION is asking for your help for the needy

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on KIDS JOY FOUNDATION is asking for your help for the needy

Dear Editor, KIDS JOY FOUNDATION in collaboration with Food for the Poor Guyana visited Bethany Creek on Friday 26th May 2017 (Independence Day) to distribute mattresses, stove, rice, beans,...

The pain of obtaining a driver’s licence in Guyana

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on The pain of obtaining a driver’s licence in Guyana

Dear Editor, The process of obtaining a driver’s licence in Guyana is beyond the normal procedure expected, the process is as follows; 1. An individual have to buy a package 2. Study the package...

FLOODS, ILLEGAL MINING & CLIMATE CHANGE GUARANTEES

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on FLOODS, ILLEGAL MINING & CLIMATE CHANGE GUARANTEES

Dear Editor, For some years ‘water wars’ have been predicted in various parts of the world. Guyana was never thought to be part of that debate. However, the current struggle between the dominant...

More opinions on the conditions of the Charity Secondary School

Jun 02, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on More opinions on the conditions of the Charity Secondary School

Dear Editor, The recent letter published on May 31st concerning the condition of Charity Secondary School reminds me of the poor condition of the National Cultural Center. In a recent visit during...

End of a 10-year-old racket … GRA begins exercise for registration of all heavy duty vehicles, equipment

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on End of a 10-year-old racket … GRA begins exercise for registration of all heavy duty vehicles, equipment

The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has commenced an exercise this week which is geared towards ensuring the registration of all heavy duty vehicles and equipment that were imported and are in use....

Govt to speak on Exxon’s production licence soon – Trotman

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Govt to speak on Exxon’s production licence soon – Trotman

Government has promised to pronounce on the production licence of ExxonMobil within the next few weeks. Amidst debate pushing for a best possible deal for Guyana, Minister of Natural Resources,...

$550M cocaine-in-lumber bust… GRA official among four remanded

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on $550M cocaine-in-lumber bust… GRA official among four remanded

A Guyana Revenue Authority official, Drug Enforcement Unit agent Sherwayne De Abreu, was among four men remanded to prison yesterday over the $550M cocaine-in-lumber find at a sawmill located at Lot...

Two charged for clothes vendor’s death in crash

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Two charged for clothes vendor’s death in crash

A full-time student of School of the Nations and a carpenter were yesterday both granted bail in the sum of $450,000 each, for allegedly causing the death of a clothes vendor in an accident which...

Former Army Chief named GPHC’s Deputy CEO

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Former Army Chief named GPHC’s Deputy CEO

After over nine months of talks about the appointment of a Deputy Chief Executive Officer [DCEO], the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation [GPHC] has finally appointed someone to this position. Set...

Concerns raised over decision to halt $$M public hospital building

Jun 01, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Concerns raised over decision to halt $$M public hospital building

After spending millions of dollars and months of tedious work being plugged into the construction of a day care facility at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation [GPHC], the project has been...

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Protest electoral tyranny

Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- There comes a time in the life of a nation when silence is no longer an option, when the... more