Editor Wanted: Waterfall paper

This publication really needs to get its act together. The obsession with all things BJ, has them feeling real bassody. They can use some help. maybe Maps can help them.



www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/11/25/apologies/

In our Monday November 23, 2015 Edition of this publication we inadvertently captioned the photograph of Mr Shahab Hack of the Guyana Road Safety Council as a dead accident victim. We sincerely apologise for this error and regret any distress this caused Mr. Hack and his family.



Kaieteur News is also offering an unequivocal apology to the woman whose photograph mistakenly appeared in the place of murder victim Melissa Skeete in our Tuesday November 24, 2015 Edition. We regret any suffering caused to those affected.
This is the correct photograph of murder victim Melissa Skeete.


Publisher’s Apology

November 25, 2015 | By KNews | Filed Under News 

Mr. Glenn Lall, publisher of the Kaieteur News offers an unreserved apology to readers for an inappropriate caption that recently appeared on the front page of our Thursday November 19, 2015 Edition. The publication in question relates to the reporting of two women found with cocaine in their vaginal parts. Mr. Lall was out of Guyana at the time of publication and upon his return was in receipt of many complaints. Kaieteur News regrets the lapse.

I didn't see any cocaine filled vaginal parts in KN. What edition was that in?

www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/11/19/st...d-with-coke-in-poke/

What about that for a headline???

St. Lucian women busted with ‘coke in poke’

November 19, 2015 | By KNews | Filed Under News 

The Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit seems to be on top of cocaine smuggling out of Guyana. Over the past few weeks its officers have been nabbing just about everybody who attempts to smuggle cocaine.
Such has been the efficiency that some people are questioning the passage of hairdresser, 26-year-old Shureen Giddings on November 9, last. This woman had 105 cocaine pellets in her stomach weighing some three pounds.
Yesterday, CANU ranks busted two St Lucian women, age 38 and 44, with just over two pounds of cocaine between them.
The women were transporting the cocaine in their vaginas. The women had already checked in at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport en route to their native St. Lucia.
A source close to the bust said that the women were fingered just after CANU arrested two men in Alpha Hotel, Ogle, East Coast Demerara, with a quantity of cocaine.
They are in police custody and should be appearing in court today.
One CANU official said that his organization has the inside track on cocaine smuggling in Guyana.
“Nothing moves without CANU knowing,” he said.


That is a damning statement for it purports that CANU is aware of all the drug movements in Guyana. Wow....that is an interesting development. So the PPP guys left their CANU officers in place and the PNC retained them all in an effort to eradicate the drug trade. Go figure!

That's just a write up. Where are the pictures? How do we know it was found where they say it was?