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Dec 18, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Young offenders to acquire skills for positive reintegration
– through two-year-programme The juvenile offenders at the New Opportunity Corps (NOC), will soon participate in a two-year programme that is geared to provide them with the knowledge...Dec 18, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Lions Club distributes gifts, goodies to Leopold Street children
Hundreds of children from Leopold Street, Werk -en- Rust were treated at the end of year event hosted by the Georgetown/Stabroek Lions Club. According to President of the Georgetown/Stabroek...Dec 18, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Christmas fast approaching but business slow, say Lindeners
With Christmas just eight days away, stall holders at both the Mackenzie and Wismar Markets are complaining that business is still slow despite the fast approaching big day. There has however...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on Rastafari, technology, liberation and ExxonMobil in Guyana
Dear Editor, Since May 21, 2015 when President David Granger with Comrades Joe Harmon and Raphael Trotman took a helicopter ride to the ExxonMobil oil rig in the Atlantic Ocean (Stabroek Block) to be...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on A foreign Chancellor could have implications
Dear Editor, I write in relation to a story in today’s edition of the Kaieteur News captioned “Overseas-based nominee for Chancellor Post identified”. This story raises several deeply troubling...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon 1
Around the world your chances of getting off lightly if you are accused of assaulting a policeman are very slim. The judiciary in perhaps all countries thinks of a world of chaos and disorder if...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on Remembering Martin Carter on his death anniversary
Dear Editor, As we commemorate the twentieth death anniversary of our late National Poet Martin Carter, I believe his poetry should be taught in our schools and private education institutions in our...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on A worrying case at Friendship
Dear Editor, For the past three years I have been struggling to have a nearby sawmill that is located on the Public Road at Friendship, on the Eastern Bank of the Demerara River to lower the level of...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Letters Comments Off on A tangled web woven by the signature bonus
Dear Editor, The sweetheart deal of some US$18 million that the APNU/AFC Government signed and collected from the oil giant, ExxonMobil last year is mind boggling and causes one to raise an eyebrow....Dec 18, 2017 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom 1
Guyana has to be the first country in the world which would negotiate a signing bonus strictly to pay legal fees and training. This is quite an unusual manner to negotiate a signing bonus. The...Dec 18, 2017 KNews Editorial Comments Off on FAIR, FACTUAL AND HONEST REPORTING
The media is referred to as the fourth estate. Its objectives include keeping checks and balances on the three branches of government—executive, legislative and the judiciary. An independent media...Dec 18, 2017 KNews News Comments Off on Markets, waste collection to benefit from M&CC budgetary allocation
A number of projects under the management of the Georgetown Mayor and City Council, (M&CC) will receive some much needed financial assistance through the provision of a $200 million grant...Feb 23, 2025
Kaieteur Sports- The battle lines are drawn. One Guyana Racing Stable is here to make history. With the post positions set for the 2025 Sandy Lane Barbados Gold Cup, all eyes are on Guyana’s rising...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- The folly of the cash grant distribution is a textbook case of what happens when a government,... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- A rules-based international trading system has long been a foundation of global commerce,... more
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