Kaieteur News
Privately owned Georgetown daily founded by businessman Glenn Lall in 1994, known for aggressive investigative and anti-corruption reporting, particularly on Guyana's oil contracts and public spending. One of the country's highest-circulation newspapers, Kaieteur News pairs extensive crime and court coverage with a combative editorial voice and widely read columns.
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