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Enterprise girl visits Buckingham Palace, honored by Queen for community work
An Enterprise, East Coast Demerara woman has made her community and the country proud after she visited Buckingham Palace last month, meeting Queen Elizabeth and Prince Harry and receiving a...
Pedestrian killed in Soesdyke accident
A pedestrian was struck and killed in an accident around 22:30 hrs Sunday night on Swan Public Road, Soesdyke/ Linden Highway. The victim has not yet been identified. According to reports, the driver...
Acid attack victim likely to regain sight
Doctors operating on acid attack victim, Shondell Williamson, are positive that she will regain her sight after the surgeries. The mother of two, who was doused with acid by her estranged lover on...
NBS has key role in revitalizing sugar- Jordan
-mortgage entity opens $110M Corriverton branch Mortgage lender, New Building Society (NBS) Limited, on Saturday extended its services to the residents of Upper Corentyne, Berbice, Region Six, with...
Senior Counsel Stanley Moore, 82 not out!
Anyone who is familiar with Guyana’s judicial system is likely to have heard the name, if not actually come into contact with Stanley Moore, Senior Counsel. Moore, a retired Caribbean Judge and...
Temporary works done to reinforce Charity river dam
Temporary works were done on the Charity River dam last week to prevent the Pomeroon River from overflowing the sunken dam. The team consisting of councillors, personnel from the Ministry of Public...
Push to improve image, public perception ongoing at GPHC
The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) is taking steps to improve the hospital’s patient customer experience. Twenty of the hospital’s nursing staff who underwent an eight-week...
CARICOM High-level confab kicks off today in Grenada…
Strategy to boost human resource development to be presented for approval The Thirty-Eighth Regular three-day Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)...
Magistrate still to make ruling in $956M GBTI bank fraud case
Magistrate Crystal Lambert is still to rule on whether six new charges reinstituted against embattled gold dealer, Saddiqi Rafeek Mohamed Rasul will be dismissed. On April 3, Rasul appeared before...
Neighbours charged for assaulting disabled mom
A man and his wife who assaulted their disabled neighbour were brought before the court and charged for assaulting their 55-year-old neighbour. The couple appeared before magistrate Zamilla Ally in...
STEALING FROM A CREMATORIUM
Dear Editor, Two nights ago thieves broke into the padlocked storeroom of the Blairmont Crematorium & Memorial Garden (BCMG) and removed six rolls of chain-link fencing material which were stored...
Small things preoccupy small minds
Dear Editor, Permit me to express my concurrence with the views expressed by Freddie Kissoon, Kaieteur News, July 1, 2017 “Boom Out Baby you have a small mind.”, regarding the blatant dereliction...
Neglected New Amsterdam is quickly deteriorating
Dear Editor, Please permit me to express my dissatisfaction on the infrastructural fragilities of New Amsterdam. Over the past twenty-five years the town has suffered from the worst forms of...
DARREN SAMMY COULDN’T BE MORE CORRECT ABOUT DAVE CAMERON
Dear Editor, In an article published in Barbados’ NATION Newspaper of Wednesday 21st June 2017 under the headline “Sammy Slams CWI Over Decline”, former West Indies cricket captain Darren Sammy...
The flaws of our past leaders
Dear Editor, Funerals have a way of exposing the good deeds of the dead. For that moment even the enemies of the dead would refrain from saying anything negative about the dead. Bygones are gone with...
The National Grade 6 Assessment is a class based system
Dear Editor, Once again, the children of Guyana have suffered the consequences of the traumatizing and obsolete National Grade 6 Assessment, known as Common Entrance. Every year, Guyanese children at...
Toilet facilities still non-existent at Charity Secondary School
Dear Editor, On Monday, June 12th the Regional Education Development Officer (REDO) visited the Charity Secondary school. The teachers were jubilant. They were hoping that the letter expressing the...
Police lawlessness and corruption at Enterprise on the East Coast
Dear Editor, I must firstly thank Kaieteur News for being the only paper that really cares for the voiceless people. My concern is the mini bus situation in Enterprise which is unbearable; it seems...
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
2025 Commissioner of Police T20 Cup… Kaieteur Sports- Guyana Police Force team arrested the Presidential Guards as they handed them a 48-run defeat when action in the 2025 Commissioner of Police...
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No immigrant should feel safe in America today
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- There was a time when an illegal immigrant in America could live in the shadows with some... more
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