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Softball action set for Zeelugt on August 12

Softball action set for Zeelugt on August 12

Jul 28, 2018 Sports Comments Off on Softball action set for Zeelugt on August 12

In an effort to promote the sport in the area, Keon Roberts will be hosting a four-team softball tournament at Zeelugt Sports Club ground on August 12 starting at 09:00hrs. The winning and runner up...
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TPSC and TAC collaborate to host Road Race & Fun Day on Aug. 1

TPSC and TAC collaborate to host Road Race & Fun Day on Aug. 1

Jul 28, 2018 Sports Comments Off on TPSC and TAC collaborate to host Road Race & Fun Day on Aug. 1

The Timehri Panthers Sports Club (TPSC) and Titans Athletics Club (TAC) have combined to host what is anticipated to be an exciting road race dubbed ‘Run for the Money’ and a Fun Day which will...
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E’bo APNU/AFC councillor allegedly assaulted by D&I superintendent whilst on duty

E’bo APNU/AFC councillor allegedly assaulted by D&I superintendent whilst on duty

Jul 28, 2018 News Comments Off on E’bo APNU/AFC councillor allegedly assaulted by D&I superintendent whilst on duty

The Region Two Democratic Council is in shock after it was disclosed last Tuesday, that a Councillor representing the APNU/AFC was allegedly assaulted by a Regional Drainage and Irrigation (D&I)...
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“Sadam” to face new trial for killing ‘Scare them’ … Appeals Court sets aside 55½ years jail term

“Sadam” to face new trial for killing ‘Scare them’ … Appeals Court sets aside 55½ years jail term

Jul 28, 2018 News Comments Off on “Sadam” to face new trial for killing ‘Scare them’ … Appeals Court sets aside 55½ years jail term

Murder accused Naresh Ramjohn called ‘Naresh Mahase’ and ‘Sadam’ of Stanleytown and Angoy’s Avenue, New Amsterdam, Berbice who was sentenced to 55 ½ years in jail by Justice Navendra Singh...
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Piano or television?

Piano or television?

Jul 28, 2018 Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Piano or television?

If you are poor and had a choice between buying a television or a piano, which would you choose? It is not hard to imagine what the majority of persons would choose. They would opt for the...
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Deportee jailed for broadsiding groom over dispute at gamble shop

Deportee jailed for broadsiding groom over dispute at gamble shop

Jul 28, 2018 Peeping Tom Comments Off on Deportee jailed for broadsiding groom over dispute at gamble shop

A deportee protested and wailed after he was sentenced to eight months in jail because he was found guilty on a charge of unlawful wounding. Chrisendat Gunga, 29, a deportee of Rose Hall Town,...
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God! I hate this thing in Guyana about some Guyanese

God! I hate this thing in Guyana about some Guyanese

Jul 28, 2018 Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on God! I hate this thing in Guyana about some Guyanese

I did a brief stint editing the letters at Kaieteur News and I never wrote about what I learned from the experience. Only Adam Harris, my editor, I spoke to about a certain issue. I told Adam that I...
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Region Four Education Department looking to expand budget -2019 vision includes improved performances, new infrastructure

Region Four Education Department looking to expand budget -2019 vision includes improved performances, new infrastructure

Jul 28, 2018 News Comments Off on Region Four Education Department looking to expand budget -2019 vision includes improved performances, new infrastructure

An ambitious plan has been unveiled to cater to increasing the pass rate in assessments and examinations among the 33,000-odd learners in nursery, primary and secondary schools across Region Four....
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Guyana is not on the mend, it’s falling apart!

Guyana is not on the mend, it’s falling apart!

Jul 28, 2018 Letters Comments Off on Guyana is not on the mend, it’s falling apart!

DEAR EDITOR, I was totally dumbfounded upon reading an Editorial in the Kaieteur News captioned ‘Guyana on the mend’. There were so many inaccuracies and empty rhetoric devoid of any factual data...
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When the truth is perceived to be a lie, guilt induces sabre-rattling

When the truth is perceived to be a lie, guilt induces sabre-rattling

Jul 28, 2018 Sports Comments Off on When the truth is perceived to be a lie, guilt induces sabre-rattling

DEAR EDITOR, I was aghast to see the number of letters and comments on the Clifford Krauss article in the New York Times. Almost everyone seemed annoyed with Krauss, some wanted him to apologize, one...
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There are measures to control crime

There are measures to control crime

Jul 28, 2018 Letters Comments Off on There are measures to control crime

DEAR EDITOR, In response to your editorial dated July 26, 2018 “The crime situation has no immediate solution”. I differ on that point of view, since in my opinion, crime can be controlled if...
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Jul 28, 2018 Letters Comments Off on

DEAR EDITOR, It would have been just over three decades ago when an international group was engaged to conduct what, in retrospect, can only be regarded as a preliminary job evaluation (?) exercise,...
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Who’s paying attention to the effects of media images on children?

Who’s paying attention to the effects of media images on children?

Jul 28, 2018 Letters Comments Off on Who’s paying attention to the effects of media images on children?

DEAR EDITOR, The visual impact of a traumatic image is not only discerned and internalized by the viewer—it is immediately shared, passed along, and broadcast online. While a picture may tell the...
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Let’s put our house in order now

Let’s put our house in order now

Jul 28, 2018 Letters Comments Off on Let’s put our house in order now

DEAR EDITOR, I recently returned from vacation with my family and it was not an easy task to defend my country. The people to the north are very much happy that Guyana discovered oil, but they are...
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DEADLY INVASIONS

DEADLY INVASIONS

Jul 28, 2018 Editorial Comments Off on DEADLY INVASIONS

The senseless and brutal murder of Deonarine Liliah, a 61-year-old pandit and businessman, and his 28-year old-son Gopaul Liliah of Campbellville, and the shooting to death of five alleged bandits by...
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Imlach masterclass 126, Alimohamed 66-ball 77, give Harpy Eagles life with game in balance 

Imlach masterclass 126, Alimohamed 66-ball 77, give Harpy Eagles life...

Feb 08, 2025

2025 CWI Regional 4-Day Championships Round 2 GHE vs. CCC Day 3…  -CCC 2nd innings (32-3) lead by 64 runs heading into final day Kaieteur Sports-Guyana Harpy Eagles Captain Tevin Imlach dazzled a...
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Fraser rebounds well, as Arjoon keeps perfect record

Fraser rebounds well, as Arjoon keeps perfect...

Feb 08, 2025

Guyana to host historic 3×3 Quest Tournament

Guyana to host historic 3×3 Quest Tournament

Feb 08, 2025

Quarter-Finals in Mashramani Street Football Championships set for tonight at National Park

Quarter-Finals in Mashramani Street Football...

Feb 08, 2025

Vurlon Mills Football Academy launches KFC Challenge Series

Vurlon Mills Football Academy launches KFC...

Feb 08, 2025

DEMLIFE Golf Tournament tees off today at LGC

DEMLIFE Golf Tournament tees off today at LGC

Feb 08, 2025

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