GPF adds 28 ranks from Berbice campus
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) yesterday saw the addition of 28 ranks who graduated from the Police Academy Berbice Campus.
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Unicomer breaks ground for US$33m Farm commercial complex
Sixteen hundred graduate from GOAL
‘Insufficient credible evidence’ to charge Dharamlall over new rape allegation – Police legal advisor
$500m hotel under construction at Henrietta
Two cops, businessman charged with extortion
Tucville driver dies after colliding with truck at Mahaicony
CJ throws out Lowenfield, Myers Constitutional Challenge – AG’s Chambers
Opposition to boycott Linden flag raising over exclusion of regional officials
Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform, Aubrey Norton, yesterday announced that the Opposition would not be participating in the government-organized 58th Independence Flag Raising Ceremony, which is slated to be held in Linden tonight.
China donates flood relief equipment
Prime Minister Mark Phillips yesterday received a donation of flood relief equipment from the Chinese Government through its Embassy in Guyana.
Welding
The news that the government will be training 3,000 Guyanese to weld through a new programme by the School of the Nations in collaboration with the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) is a positive development.
How G7 Leaders can unlock financing for Africa
We, Lindeners, will not agree to be excluded from Guyana’s independence celebrations, as the ministry of culture’s policy seems to imply
Corruption in Guyana is more than just a problem, it’s become a beloved national pastime
Private banks’ expansion is curtailed by the draconian AML/CFT
Industry/Plaisance NDC should state all the particulars necessary to effect payment for rates & taxes
Micro battles over small power
Why is the lorry driver still in custody?
SOL’s minimum wage now $160,000 per month – Ministry of Labour
The management of SOL Guyana Incorporated and the General Workers’ Union (GWU) on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) that ensures SOL Guyana staff will receive a significant wage and salary increase and other fringe benefits for 2024 and 2025.
Norton pledges Living Standards Survey
Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey Norton has pledg-ed to commission a survey to assess the living conditions of Guyanese households.
Woman charged with attempted fire murder of partner
Two arrested over murder of taxi driver on Alexander St
Norway wealth fund to oppose Exxon director over shareholder lawsuit
Pedestrian struck by motorcycle on High St
U.S. Republican states support Exxon in shareholder activism dispute
Police seize cannabis in operation at Timehri
`Insufficient credible evidence’ to charge Dharamlall over new rape allegation – Police
Charity river dam breached, repairs under way
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Man found dead in car on Heroes Highway identified
Two cops, businessman charged with extortion
Justice Kissoon issues written judgment on teachers’ strike
Jagdeo warns about procurement skulduggery
$500m hotel under construction at Henrietta
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T20 World Cup Trophy makes last-minute visit to Bourda
By Michelangelo Jacobus Yesterday, amid the pouring rain, the International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup trophy made its last stop at the oldest cricket ground in the Caribbean, the world famous Bourda at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC).
Ensuring safety and security at T20 World Cup is a priority, St Lucia AG says
MIAMI, Florida, CMC – St Lucia attorney general, Leslie Mondesir said ensuring a safe and secure space for the ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup is a priority for the Caricom security officials.
Machac upsets Djokovic in Geneva Open semis
(Reuters) – World number one Novak Djokovic was beaten by Tomas Machac 6-4 0-6 6-1 in the Geneva Open semi-finals yesterday as the Czech reached his first ATP Tour final.
Cricket West Indies launches initiative to inspire young cricket enthusiasts
Barcelona sack Xavi as manager
No sparks from Powell or Hetmyer as SRH beat Royals to reach the final
CPL financier Ajmal Khan dies of heart attack
Vendrame seals Giro stage 19 victory with solo ride, Pogacar retains lead
Leclerc shows Ferrari’s pace as Verstappen struggles
Trinidad: Cousins gunned down minutes apart by same shooter
(Trinidad Express) The killing of two cousins in Maloney on Thursday has pushed this country’s 2024 murder toll to 226.
Venezuela aims to reach 1.23 mln bpd of oil output in Dec, minister says
CARACAS, (Reuters) – Venezuela aims to produce 1.23 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil in December, adding about 290,000 bpd compared to the start of the year, following the addition of drilling rigs, oil minister Pedro Tellechea said yesterday.
In Mexico, a wave of political murders eats away at democracy
ACAPULCO, Mexico, (Reuters) – Guarded by more than a dozen police officers equipped with semi-automatic rifles and donning a helmet and bulletproof vest, Ramiro Solorio looks more like he is leading an armed raid than running for local political office.
Three Christian missionaries from Oklahoma-based group killed in Haiti
Police kill four alleged kidnappers of Trinidad girl
Cuban President Diaz-Canel replaces foreign commerce minister in further shake-up
Mexico’s ‘heat dome’ has already killed dozens of people as hotter days loom
Up to 50 firms seek US oil licenses in Venezuela, official says
Trinidad: Brother-in-law charged in woman’s murder
Louisiana becomes first US state to classify abortion pills as controlled substances
(Reuters) – Louisiana’s governor yesterday signed a bill making his state the first in the U.S.
Putin wants Ukraine ceasefire on current frontlines, sources say
MOSCOW/LONDON, (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to halt the war in Ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that recognises the current battlefield lines, four Russian sources told Reuters, saying he is prepared to fight on if Kyiv and the West do not respond.
Exiled Chinese businessman stole $1 billion to fund luxury lifestyle, prosecutor says
(Reuters) – Exiled Chinese businessman Miles Guo scammed his followers out of more than $1 billion after Chinese authorities seized his property, a federal prosecutor said on Friday as Guo’s fraud trial began in New York.
World Court orders Israel to halt assault on Gaza’s Rafah
More than 300 buried in Papua New Guinea landslide, local media says
World Court orders Israel to halt assault on Gaza’s Rafah
Hundreds feared dead after landslide flattens remote Papua New Guinea village
Biden, Kenya’s Ruto pledge protect democracy in Africa and beyond
Israeli forces kill dozens of Palestinians as they push deeper in Gaza’s north and south
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USAID, NGO partner to conduct research in high-crime areas
Market find – Kohlrabi
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A big step forward for liver health
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