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Jun 25, 2022 KNews Letters Comments Off on Flooding woes can be likened to City Hall restoration
Dear Editor The North/South Ruimveldt/Festival City flooding and drainage woes can be likened to the City Hall restoration: when it became an indictment and could no longer be ignored steps were...Jun 25, 2022 KNews Letters Comments Off on Support for Local Content in Oil Sector
Dear Editor, I’ve seen news reports that Trinidadian-owned oil sector company, RAMPS Logistics, attempted to circumvent our Local Content laws. One news entity reported, “Many persons...Jun 25, 2022 KNews Letters Comments Off on Self-declared Govt. incompetence
Dear Editor, There are times in life when we have to make declarations in order to move to the next desired stage. Declarations of insolvency or of bankruptcy, and of assets come to mind. However,...Jun 25, 2022 KNews Letters Comments Off on Guyana’s local content law is likely to achieve the opposite of what was intended by its creators
Dear Editor, National news outlets, including this distinguished newspaper, have been documenting problems that are emerging as a consequence of the Local Content Act, which was passed by Parliament...Jul 26, 2026
Kaieteur Sports – All-rounder Romario Shepherd bludgeoned a fifty while the veteran Mohammad Nabi played his role nicely to help the Guyana Amazon Warriors come from way behind to steal an...Jul 26, 2026
(Kaieteur News) – For years we have been told that institutions are the engines of prosperity. Build stronger courts, establish more transparent procurement systems, strengthen regulatory agencies, improve parliamentary oversight, and prosperity will follow as surely as dawn follows darkness. It...Jul 19, 2026
By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – Few issues test the sovereignty of small states more severely than requests made by powerful friends. How should a country respond when cooperation is expected, but the proposed terms exceed its legal, financial and institutional capacity? That question...Jul 26, 2026
Hard Truths by GHK Lall (Kaieteur News) – Barima! Barima! Barima! For those who hear that word repeated, there should be recognition of echoes of Pearl Harbor. A time and tragedy now enshrined in history. From Hawaii, America to Kumaka, Guyana. Another tranquil Sunday morning...Freedom of speech is our core value at Kaieteur News. If the letter/e-mail you sent was not published, and you believe that its contents were not libellous, let us know, please contact us by phone or email.
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