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“It’s more than photography; it’s an expression of my creativity” – Young Linden photographer

“It’s more than photography; it’s an expression of my creativity” – Young Linden photographer

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on “It’s more than photography; it’s an expression of my creativity” – Young Linden photographer

By Vanessa Braithwaite Moore Kaieteur News – “Growing up I have always been a creative kid looking for ways to express my creativity, so, when I started photography, I realised this is the...
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Wayne Lyttle to direct Spine-Chilling Horror Masterpiece, “The Silent Room” – Embrace the Darkness and Step into the Unknown

Wayne Lyttle to direct Spine-Chilling Horror Masterpiece, “The Silent Room” – Embrace the Darkness and Step into the Unknown

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on Wayne Lyttle to direct Spine-Chilling Horror Masterpiece, “The Silent Room” – Embrace the Darkness and Step into the Unknown

…seeking volunteer actors and actresses Kaieteur News – Wayne G. Lyttle, a distinguished investigative journalist, documentary narrator, and scriptwriter, is embarking on an extraordinary...
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DPP exercised her power to discontinue charges 

DPP exercised her power to discontinue charges 

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on DPP exercised her power to discontinue charges 

Court Journal… By Renay Sambach Kaieteur News – For the past 15 years, Shalimar Ali-Hack, SC, has been serving as Guyana’s Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).  Ali-Hack plays a...
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VERIFICATION OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS RESUMES IN JULY TO ENSURE ACCURACY IN TRADE

VERIFICATION OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS RESUMES IN JULY TO ENSURE ACCURACY IN TRADE

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on VERIFICATION OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS RESUMES IN JULY TO ENSURE ACCURACY IN TRADE

GNBS IN FOCUS… Kaieteur News – The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) has commenced the second period of verification (mobile stamping) for 2023 which will see Inspectors checking...
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Oceans: Do Caribbean countries sink or swim?

Oceans: Do Caribbean countries sink or swim?

Jul 09, 2023 Features / Columnists, Ronald Sanders Comments Off on Oceans: Do Caribbean countries sink or swim?

By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News – The peoples of small island states and coastal communities have long relied on the ocean for a multitude of benefits, including recreation, the delivery of...
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The Asian Unicorn (Saola)

The Asian Unicorn (Saola)

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on The Asian Unicorn (Saola)

=Interesting creatures= By Shervin Belgrave Kaieteur News – Unicorns are mythical creatures but there is one that lives in the Annamite Mountains of Vietnam and Laos. Scientists call this...
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Meet “Celery Queen” – Sookdevi ‘Amanda’ Kemlall

Meet “Celery Queen” – Sookdevi ‘Amanda’ Kemlall

Jul 09, 2023 News Comments Off on Meet “Celery Queen” – Sookdevi ‘Amanda’ Kemlall

Young Entrepreneur… By: Allyiah Allicock Kaieteur News – While some young people may not find farming interesting or exciting, farming was all Sookdevi ‘Amanda’ Kemlall ever wanted to...
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Protests continue against contract rape, other rapes

Protests continue against contract rape, other rapes

Jul 09, 2023 Editorial Comments Off on Protests continue against contract rape, other rapes

Kaieteur News – The PPPC Government and its leaders need to get one thing straight in their heads.  Guyanese who take to the streets to protest against contract abuse, the abuse of power, and...
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Extra lessons should not be necessary

Extra lessons should not be necessary

Jul 09, 2023 Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Extra lessons should not be necessary

Kaieteur News – Extra lessons did not emerge out of a crisis in delivery within the classrooms. Extra lessons did not become an industry in Guyana because of the failure of the school system;...
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Utilizing a Western/foreign developmental model may be ill suited for Guyana’s transformation

Utilizing a Western/foreign developmental model may be ill suited for Guyana’s transformation

Jul 09, 2023 Letters Comments Off on Utilizing a Western/foreign developmental model may be ill suited for Guyana’s transformation

Dear Editor, If all of Guyana’s population was densely concentrated in a particular area, it would be considered a medium size city. But this is not Guyana’s reality. Constituted of a...
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Embracing Change: Ganesh Mahipaul, A Young Leader for the PNCR’s Bright Future

Embracing Change: Ganesh Mahipaul, A Young Leader for the PNCR’s Bright Future

Jul 09, 2023 Letters Comments Off on Embracing Change: Ganesh Mahipaul, A Young Leader for the PNCR’s Bright Future

Dear Editor, While politics may seem distant to many, its influence permeates our daily lives. Recognizing this, it is crucial to support leaders who can bring about positive change and address the...
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Is there a shortage of Eliquis and Sotalol in Guyana?

Is there a shortage of Eliquis and Sotalol in Guyana?

Jul 09, 2023 Letters Comments Off on Is there a shortage of Eliquis and Sotalol in Guyana?

Dear Editor, I read with great interest the report which states Guyana has one of the highest rates of cardiovascular deaths and that the Ministry of Health adequately cares for persons with...
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The US-China conundrum

The US-China conundrum

Jul 09, 2023 Letters Comments Off on The US-China conundrum

Dear Editor, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit and his meeting with President Ali followed one to China last month, where he met President Xi Jinping. From the reports emanating after...
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VP JAGDEO’S CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS, IS A DEVIOUS PLOY TO EXERCISE COMMAND AND CONTROL

VP JAGDEO’S CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS, IS A DEVIOUS PLOY TO EXERCISE COMMAND AND CONTROL

Jul 09, 2023 Letters Comments Off on VP JAGDEO’S CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS, IS A DEVIOUS PLOY TO EXERCISE COMMAND AND CONTROL

Dear Editor, With good reasons, Guyanese are right to mostly ignore the Calls for Submissions by the PPP government on its various public laws and policies. Persons have focused on the short time to...
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BCA, GCB to attend CWI meeting on February 9

BCA, GCB to attend CWI meeting on February 9

Feb 05, 2025

Kaieteur Sports- Released via press statement, the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) and Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) have agreed to attend the meeting of February 9 2025, set by CWI to discuss the...
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Bolstered Harpy Eagles eyeing perfect home record as stars return to XI

Bolstered Harpy Eagles eyeing perfect home record...

Feb 05, 2025

Hockey PAHF Junior Challenge schedule released

Hockey PAHF Junior Challenge schedule released

Feb 05, 2025

Mash Street Football Super-16 Showdown in Mocha tonight

Mash Street Football Super-16 Showdown in Mocha...

Feb 05, 2025

Govt’s unified approach will see significant improvements in Sports – says DoS Ninvalle

Govt’s unified approach will see significant...

Feb 05, 2025

Camille’s Academy unites with GGA Nexgen Golf Academy 

Camille’s Academy unites with GGA Nexgen...

Feb 05, 2025

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