November 14, 2025

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‘The climate crisis is a health crisis’ – PAHO chief

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS News Comments Off on ‘The climate crisis is a health crisis’ – PAHO chief

…urges bold action as Belem Health Plan launches at COP30 Belém, Brazil — The Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Dr. Jarbas Barbosa, has issued a rallying call to world...

Guyanese Youth Archer completes World Archery Continental Training Camp in El Salvador

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Sports Comments Off on Guyanese Youth Archer completes World Archery Continental Training Camp in El Salvador

Kaieteur Sports – The National Archery Federation, Archery Guyana welcomes back home Youth U18 Archer Saifullah Gani and National Head Coach Ryan McKinnon from an International training camp held...

Shepherd, Rutherford lone Guyanese in Windies squad ahead of Kiwi series

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Sports Comments Off on Shepherd, Rutherford lone Guyanese in Windies squad ahead of Kiwi series

Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced the 15-member squad for the three (3) One Day Internationals against New Zealand scheduled for November 16-22, with an injury-riddled list of stars on the...

The Berbice Development Summit that forgot where Berbice is

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on The Berbice Development Summit that forgot where Berbice is

(Kaieteur News) – You must hand it to the organisers of the Berbice Development Summit — they’ve managed to achieve what few governments have ever dared: to hold a regional summit that somehow...

Annai Secondary captures Championship Title at 2025 GFF Blue Water Girls’ U15 Finals

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Sports Comments Off on Annai Secondary captures Championship Title at 2025 GFF Blue Water Girls’ U15 Finals

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Annai Secondary School from Region 9 made history on Sunday, November 9, 2025, capturing the title of 2025 GFF Blue Water Shipping Girls’ Under-15 National Champions after...

No drug business in Guyana -oh yeah

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column Comments Off on No drug business in Guyana -oh yeah

(Kaieteur News) – Some of the chemists and druggists must be crying from all the smoke that gets in their eyes. More cocaine and ganga burned; a dreadful waste according to all sides of those...

Health Ministry pushes healthy eating habits with new recipe book

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS News Comments Off on Health Ministry pushes healthy eating habits with new recipe book

(Kaieteur News) – With the aim of encouraging healthy eating habits and lifestyle changes among Guyanese, the Ministry of Health’s Food Policy Division officially launched the Colourful Cooking,...

Plenty storytelling, ‘lil’ proof

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on Plenty storytelling, ‘lil’ proof

Dear Editor, I humbly request space in the letter column of your highly regarded publication to express my views on commentators to the “letters page.” There is a certain type of commentator in...

Prioritising national defence

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on Prioritising national defence

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese, I am deeply troubled by the discussion surrounding the US extradition request for Azruddin Mohamed and his father. We must seriously consider the ramifications of...

Westside Golf Course Hosts Region Three Head Teachers for a Day Fun and Golfing

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Sports Comments Off on Westside Golf Course Hosts Region Three Head Teachers for a Day Fun and Golfing

Kaieteur Sports – Head Teachers from several nursery, primary, and secondary schools across Region Three, along with representatives from the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) and the...

Nesta Nelson Heats Up Soca Scene with New Release “Things I Like”

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS News Comments Off on Nesta Nelson Heats Up Soca Scene with New Release “Things I Like”

(Kaieteur News) – Guyanese soca artist Nesta Nelson is adding fuel to the Mashramani fire with her latest release, “Things I Like,” a vibrant track inspired by the iconic Kevin Little...

“Extradition under the Microscope: Lessons from Guyana and Trinidad’s Divergent Paths”

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on “Extradition under the Microscope: Lessons from Guyana and Trinidad’s Divergent Paths”

Dear Editor, Recent high-profile extradition proceedings involving the Mohammed family in Guyana and Jack Warner in Trinidad and Tobago have brought into sharp relief the complex intersection of...

Dancehall heavyweights Masicka, Kranium & Shaneil Muir for Guyana music festival on Saturday

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS News Comments Off on Dancehall heavyweights Masicka, Kranium & Shaneil Muir for Guyana music festival on Saturday

(Kaieteur News) – Three of dancehall’s hottest stars: Masicka, Kranium, and Shaneil Muir are set to light up Guyana this Saturday, November 15, at the Premier International Music Festival. The...

“Jazz, Honey & Wine”: A Sensory Affair Blending Music, Mead, and the Magic of Guyana’s Bees

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS News Comments Off on “Jazz, Honey & Wine”: A Sensory Affair Blending Music, Mead, and the Magic of Guyana’s Bees

(Kaieteur News) – On Saturday, November 29, 2025, The Black Magenta on Camp Street will open its doors to an experience unlike anything Guyana has ever hosted — a refined, sensory voyage that...

Standing in Solidarity with the Albion/Port Mourant Sugar Workers

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on Standing in Solidarity with the Albion/Port Mourant Sugar Workers

Dear Editor, As a fellow trade unionist, I stand in full solidarity with the hardworking men and women of the Albion/Port Mourant Estate who have taken industrial action over the dismissal of one of...

Concerns grow over political interference at GPL

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on Concerns grow over political interference at GPL

Dear Editor, I have never really been one to get mixed up in workplace politics. I usually just go in, do what I have to do, and head home. But lately, I can’t shake the feeling that staying quiet...

Serious business before the House demands regular sittings

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on Serious business before the House demands regular sittings

Dear Editor, As the 13th Parliament resumes, I again extend a warm welcome to the Honourable Speaker and Members of the National Assembly. This new session presents a vital opportunity to strengthen...

ExxonMobil, the Mohameds and the Government

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Letters Comments Off on ExxonMobil, the Mohameds and the Government

Dear Editor, Last week the people of this country experienced a lot of drama. The main feature was the US request for the extradition of Azruddin and Nazir (Shell) Mohamed, allegedly for gold...

Debt service

Nov 14, 2025 KNEWS Editorial, News Comments Off on Debt service

(Kaieteur News) – A short time ago, the question from the media was how well Guyana would do in servicing its US multibillion dollar in a falling oil price environment. In 2022, Guyana’s debt...

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Pakistan crowned Over-40 World Cup champions after one-wicket...

Nov 01, 2026

By Clifton Ross (Kaieteur News) – Pakistan Masters were crowned champions of the 2026 IMC Over-40s World Cup after producing a remarkable late fightback to defeat Australia by one wicket in a...

A King’s visit, a garden party and a guest list

Nov 01, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – When a King comes visiting, one would have thought that the occasion would call for something a little more distinguished than a garden party. Not that there is anything wrong with garden parties. They are pleasant affairs, especially when the weather cooperates, the drinks are...

A Divided World: A Commonwealth Opportunity

Nov 01, 2026

By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – When Commonwealth leaders gather in Antigua and Barbuda from 1st to 4th November, they should address a question that reaches beyond their association: how can countries of different size, wealth and outlook sustain cooperation in a world increasingly...

Excellency Ramotar: Return of slavery

Nov 01, 2026

(Kaieteur News) – I shared space with former President Donald Ramotar twice, when he was the main man. Wasn’t a heavy-duty admirer. But this I confess: he has now shown Guyanese that he is a real man. A man of struggle. A man of history. A man of the people and for the people. ...

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‘The climate crisis is a health crisis’ – PAHO chief

Guyanese Youth Archer completes World Archery Continental Training Camp in El Salvador

Shepherd, Rutherford lone Guyanese in Windies squad ahead of Kiwi series

The Berbice Development Summit that forgot where Berbice is

Annai Secondary captures Championship Title at 2025 GFF Blue Water Girls’ U15 Finals

No drug business in Guyana -oh yeah

Health Ministry pushes healthy eating habits with new recipe book

Plenty storytelling, ‘lil’ proof

Prioritising national defence

Westside Golf Course Hosts Region Three Head Teachers for a Day Fun and Golfing

Nesta Nelson Heats Up Soca Scene with New Release “Things I Like”

“Extradition under the Microscope: Lessons from Guyana and Trinidad’s Divergent Paths”

Dancehall heavyweights Masicka, Kranium & Shaneil Muir for Guyana music festival on Saturday

“Jazz, Honey & Wine”: A Sensory Affair Blending Music, Mead, and the Magic of Guyana’s Bees

Standing in Solidarity with the Albion/Port Mourant Sugar Workers

Concerns grow over political interference at GPL

Serious business before the House demands regular sittings

ExxonMobil, the Mohameds and the Government

Debt service

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