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Stephen Vieira tells court, “I have no knowledge of any drug or narcotics being placed in any wood”

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on Stephen Vieira tells court, “I have no knowledge of any drug or narcotics being placed in any wood”

Telling his side of the story in a $550M drug bust yesterday, super biker Stephen Vieira, denied being part of any plot or arrangement to pack cocaine in lumber to be exported. In fact, during...

Defence in murder conviction points to discrepancies in testimonies

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on Defence in murder conviction points to discrepancies in testimonies

Arguments of discrepancies and inconsistencies were raised when the Court of Appeal commenced hearing the case of the State vs Lloyd Rampersaud who was convicted and sentenced to 70 years...

Centenarian receives special birthday visit from Public Health Minister

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on Centenarian receives special birthday visit from Public Health Minister

On December 8, Ada Robertson celebrated her 101st birth anniversary. Visiting her on her special day was, Minister of Public Health Volda Lawrence, who presented the celebrant and her family...

MOPT rewards excellence at Aurora secondary

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on MOPT rewards excellence at Aurora secondary

Svetlana Dowding, a Fifth former at the Aurora Secondary School, copped the top prize in Information Technology at the 2018 Caribbean Secondary Examination Council (CSEC) for her school. The...

Berbice cops “hit a wall” in Number 19 robbery investigation *three detainees released

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on Berbice cops “hit a wall” in Number 19 robbery investigation *three detainees released

Investigators in Berbice are treading on thin ice. They were forced to release the three persons that were detained for the Number 19, Corentyne robbery. There was reportedly no evidence to...

Parliament’s sadistic traffic regulation: How dictatorship grows

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Features / Columnists, Freddie Kissoon Comments Off on Parliament’s sadistic traffic regulation: How dictatorship grows

A few months back in a conversation with Lincoln Lewis, we agreed that the APNU+AFC government was practising a type of politics, a type of governance that was hardly different from its predecessor,...

Speeding drunk driver knocks down elderly pastor, drives away …later found imbibing at popular bar

Dec 12, 2018 KNews News Comments Off on Speeding drunk driver knocks down elderly pastor, drives away …later found imbibing at popular bar

A speeding driver who knocked down a well-known Berbice pastor and escaped was subsequently found imbibing at a popular bar in New Amsterdam. Pastor Cecil B Agard, 76, who is the founder of the Faith...

Stop the ball field politics!

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Stop the ball field politics!

DEAR EDITOR, What is the role of the opposition? Is it to derail the progress of the nation, or is it to see that those in government move the nation forward for the betterment of the people?...

Bevon Currie’s contribution was invaluable

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Bevon Currie’s contribution was invaluable

DEAR EDITOR, It is with profound sadness that I take time out to reflect on a comrade and a former youth leader of the GYSM and PNCR, who has passed a few days ago. Bevon Currie’s passing...

City Hall has to be degutted and the intractable elements replaced

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on City Hall has to be degutted and the intractable elements replaced

DEAR EDITOR, I must congratulate most sincerely the Former Chancellor of the Judiciary, the Honourable Cecil Kennard for his perspicacity, thoroughness, intellectual dexterity and expediency...

A grave injustice which must be corrected

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on A grave injustice which must be corrected

DEAR EDITOR, Government’s decision to provide funding for a martyrs’ monument in Linden, commemorating the victims of the persons gunned down during the Linden protests in 2012, is appropriate,...

PM can indeed attend Parliament while acting as President

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on PM can indeed attend Parliament while acting as President

DEAR EDITOR, The constitution clearly states that Prime Minister of Guyana is a registered Member of Parliament and allowed to vote in Parliament under law. He can only lose that right to...

Can the Guyanese people believe with each passing year their standard of living will improve? I think not!

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Can the Guyanese people believe with each passing year their standard of living will improve? I think not!

DEAR EDITOR, It is quite evident that as the Finance Minister’s budget speech gets longer, the budgets get bigger but the ‘good life’ promise becomes equally illusive! But I will just...

Minister Ramjattan should apologise to sugar workers

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Letters Comments Off on Minister Ramjattan should apologise to sugar workers

DEAR EDITOR, The GAWU was extremely dismayed to hear and to read about the utterances of Vice President and Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan during his contribution to the 2019...

OIL ATTRACTS U.S AIRLINES

Dec 12, 2018 KNews Editorial Comments Off on OIL ATTRACTS U.S AIRLINES

For some time now, Caribbean Airlines has been the flagship airline carrier for Guyana. However, there has been constant pressure on Governments, past and present by Guyanese, especially those in the...

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Stephen Vieira tells court, “I have no knowledge of any drug or narcotics being placed in any wood”

Defence in murder conviction points to discrepancies in testimonies

Centenarian receives special birthday visit from Public Health Minister

MOPT rewards excellence at Aurora secondary

Berbice cops “hit a wall” in Number 19 robbery investigation *three detainees released

Parliament’s sadistic traffic regulation: How dictatorship grows

Speeding drunk driver knocks down elderly pastor, drives away …later found imbibing at popular bar

Stop the ball field politics!

Bevon Currie’s contribution was invaluable

City Hall has to be degutted and the intractable elements replaced

A grave injustice which must be corrected

PM can indeed attend Parliament while acting as President

Can the Guyanese people believe with each passing year their standard of living will improve? I think not!

Minister Ramjattan should apologise to sugar workers

OIL ATTRACTS U.S AIRLINES

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