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GRA is not an industrial relations police

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on GRA is not an industrial relations police

There is a dispute between workers of RUSAL and the union representing its workers. The dispute is about the level of wages and salaries increase. In the meantime, the employer is said to be taking...

GUYANESE HORROR FICTION…THE VAT – PART I

Nov 18, 2019 KNews News Comments Off on GUYANESE HORROR FICTION…THE VAT – PART I

By Harold A. Bascom As we continue our series on Guyanese Horror Fiction, we bring you this four-part story from the imagination of author and three-time Guyana Prize winner Harold Bascom....

Airline cash bond increase

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Editorial Comments Off on Airline cash bond increase

Every now and again, a government in this country succeeds in getting something closer to what may be considered right, even by the harshest critics. Though too far apart, when these occasions come...

Oil in Guyana. A blessing or a potential Curse?

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Oil in Guyana. A blessing or a potential Curse?

Dear Editor, I have always held the position that the tremendous oil discovered in Guyana, though a potential blessing for the country and peoples of Guyana, can and possibly be a curse for us due to...

Anti-working class Coalition must pay with interest

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Anti-working class Coalition must pay with interest

Dear Editor, APNU+AFC must ensure sugar workers are paid now and must ensure payments include interest. The Ministry of Labour must censure and fine the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) for...

The Opposition Leader office is the hardest working arm of Govt.

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The Opposition Leader office is the hardest working arm of Govt.

Dear Editor, Director-General of the Ministry of the Presidency, Joe Harmon, had the temerity to exit a ‘Cabinet’ meeting held 325 days after his party’s government fell to a no-confidence vote...

Delay Cummingsburg talks; call out supporters

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Delay Cummingsburg talks; call out supporters

Dear Editor, One continues to be dismayed by the belligerence of the AFC in the talks on a new Cummingsburg Accord. Yes, negotiations are often tough, but the AFC’s use of threats, ultimatums and...

Our corporate bullies

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Our corporate bullies

Dear Editor, I wish to state at the onset that I am most unhappy about penning this letter because I have enjoyed a positive and productive relationship with Republic Bank which spans close to two...

Danger on the East Coast road

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Danger on the East Coast road

Dear Editor, The construction of our East Coast Demerara Highway is most welcome, but driving at nights is a hazardous situation. Missing are the traffic control devices including signs, channelising...

Collusion between the regional procurer and supplier?

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Collusion between the regional procurer and supplier?

Dear Editor, There is a matter at the Region 4 level, which is of concern to the Better/Hope LBI NDC and the Enmore/Hope NDC. Both NDCs are seeking to purchase a tractor each from a supplier of a...

The REO is responsible for fuel shortages in Region 6

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on The REO is responsible for fuel shortages in Region 6

Dear Editor, The role of public officials involvement in the public procurement process should ensured the Government of Guyana achieved value for money through fair, competitive, transparent and...

Irfaan Ali must apologize for disregarding CCJ

Nov 18, 2019 KNews Letters Comments Off on Irfaan Ali must apologize for disregarding CCJ

Dear Editor, It is with great sadness that I wish to express my disgust for Mr. Irfaan Ali’s statements that he wishes to have Mr. Bharat Jagdeo as his Vice President. A quick glance of the Guyana...

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The business class also funds undemocratic parties

…Peeping Tom Kaieteur News- There’s a peculiar phenomenon in Guyana, a sort of cyclical ritual, where members of... more

Rising Gun Crimes in the Caribbean: Urgent Action required by all

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – There is an alarming surge in gun-related violence, particularly among younger... more

Too many sharks too close for comfort

…Hard Truths By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- Around this part of the world, it is a hotbed of activity, a beehive of movements. ... more

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GRA is not an industrial relations police

GUYANESE HORROR FICTION…THE VAT – PART I

Airline cash bond increase

Oil in Guyana. A blessing or a potential Curse?

Anti-working class Coalition must pay with interest

The Opposition Leader office is the hardest working arm of Govt.

Delay Cummingsburg talks; call out supporters

Our corporate bullies

Danger on the East Coast road

Collusion between the regional procurer and supplier?

The REO is responsible for fuel shortages in Region 6

Irfaan Ali must apologize for disregarding CCJ

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