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    - South Africa’s Dynamq Sound to compete at Armageddon Clash 2020
      
      THE country’s biggest Sound Clash, Armageddon, was officially launched on Sunday last in Mango Lane, East Ruimveldt, and judging from how things went down, ‘clash’ fans will be in for a treat...
    - Hungry? Come have breakfast with Vanilla!
      
      IN the recent past, many may have noticed that local artistes are raising the bar with their quality of music, and Melissa "Vanilla" Roberts is high on top of that list. She has proven herself a...
    - ‘Elemental’ for the Courtyard Mall this Sunday
      
      DESCRIBING herself as a person who breathes Art and Culture, 23-year-old Godlyn Lyte is hosting her debut fashion show in Guyana at the Pergola Restaurant at the Courtyard Mall on Robb Street on...
    - Guyana Carnival 2020 set to launch Sunday
      
      AFTER two years of success, Guyana Carnival is returning next year, and is anticipated to be another successful year for the team. Wasting no time to build the momentum for what is probably now one...
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    - Westfield Prep girl tops at NGSA
      
      Nalia Rahaman of Westfield Prep Primary School- a private school located at 120-121 Parade Street, Kingston, Georgetown topped this year National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) with a score of 529...
    - Two terms only
      
      …CCJ checks Jagdeo’s third term ambitions In the case of the Attorney General of Guyana v Cedric Richardson, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled that an amendment, that barred...
    - CCJ upholds Presidential limit
      
      …nixes Jagdeo third term bid The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) by a 6-1 majority upheld the constitutional amendment on term limits for Presidential Candidates in Guyana and overturned the...
    - CCJ rules against third term
      
      The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) by a 6-1 majority upheld the constitutional amendment on term limits for Presidential Candidates in Guyana and overturned the decisions of the Guyana...
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    - Sea bandits charged for murder of Corentyne fishermen
      
      ONE week after being arrested in Suriname, wanted pirates, Ricardo Fraser called “Shines” and Anonth Boodrage called “Andy”, have been placed before the court and charged with the capital...
    - Bandits rob miner of gold chains, cash
      
      TWO armed bandits robbed a 24-year-old miner at Uitvlugt Bus Shed Street, West Coast Demerara (WCD) on Thursday evening. The victim was identified as Akeem Ford of Bagotville, WCD. Reports...
    - Another pirate confesses to deadly attack
      
      Police on Wednesday arrested a third pirate who was wanted for the brutal murder of the four fishermen between October 5 -13, 2019. The man, identified as Lenox Grimond called “Breeze” was...
    - Guyanese to be charged for drug trafficking
      
      A 23-year-old Guyanese is facing drug trafficking charges after excreting over 25 pellets of cocaine from his stomach. The man was identified as Kester Anfrany Johnson. Reports indicate that...
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    - Rancher accused of marijuana possession granted bail
      
      CHIEF Magistrate Ann McLennan, on Tuesday December 10, 2019, granted $200,000 bail to a 53-year-old rancher accused of having marijuana in his possession, for the purpose of trafficking. Micheal...
    - Mechanic sentenced for robbery
      
      A 20-year-old mechanic, who was charged with armed robbery a month ago, was, on Tuesday, December 10, 2019, sentenced to 14 months in prison by Magistrate Annette Singh, after he changed his plea to...
    - Buxton businesswoman’s murder | Judge to rule on admissibility of caution statement today
      
      IMRAN Ramsaywack is currently on trial before Justice Sandil Kissoon at the Demerara High Court for the gruesome murder of businesswoman Samantha Benjamin. Today, Wednesday, Justice Kissoon who was...
    - Blue Martini murder | Trial judge to sum up on Monday December 16
      
      ON Monday, December 16, 2019, HIGH Court Judge Jo-Ann Barlow is expected to sum up the evidence in the murder of Sunil Singh called ‘Grey,’ who was killed two years ago in the vicinity of the...
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    - Two terms only
      
      …CCJ checks Jagdeo’s third term ambitions In the case of the Attorney General of Guyana v Cedric Richardson, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled that an amendment, that barred...
    - CCJ upholds Presidential limit
      
      …nixes Jagdeo third term bid The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) by a 6-1 majority upheld the constitutional amendment on term limits for Presidential Candidates in Guyana and overturned the...
    - Venezuela opts out of border case at ICJ
      
      Venezuela has declined to participate in the court action filed by Guyana to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) with respect to age old territorial controversy between the two...
    - Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe resigns
      
      Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has resigned, parliament speaker Jacob Mudenda has said. A letter from Mr Mugabe said that the decision was voluntary and that he had made it to allow a smooth...
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    - Region Five gets ‘smart’ health centres
      
      REGION Five (Mahaica/Berbice) is slated to receive two new health centres designed and constructed in keeping with the concept of “smart medical facilities.” One centre will be constructed at...
    - Support for Ptolemy Reid Rehab Centre
      
      IN observance of National Rehabilitation Week 2017, Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence, on Wednesday pledged government’s support to the Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Centre in helping to...
    - GPHC pain medicine goes missing -male nurse suspected
      
      DURING the course of last week, staff of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) discovered ten vials of the pain medicine, pethidine missing from a cabinet. Reports are that the hospital...
    - 60 cervical cancer tests conducted during U.S. Embassy outreach in Linden
      
      SIXTY cervical cancer tests were among a range of tests conducted by a United States Embassy outreach in the mining town of Linden recently. According to the embassy , the Humanitarian Assistance...
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    - Ex St Kitts Prime Minister arrested in UK
      
      …while trying to leave Britain with £70,000 in cash THE DAILY MAIL, December 8, 2019- A CARIBBEAN politician made a Privy Counsellor by David Cameron for his 'loyal service' to Queen and country...
    - Barbados spared major damage from Dorian
      
      No major incidents, damage or injuries were reported across Barbados following the passage of Tropical Storm Dorian last night and early this morning. And, the public service is set to resume...
    - 23 Venezuelans trying to reach Trinidad, feared dead
      
      (Trinidad Express)-At least 23 illegal immigrants, including women and two children, are feared drowned after their boat overturned early Wednesday morning off Venezuela. The ill-fated fishing...
    - Venezuela crisis: Guaidó aide faces terrorism charge
      
      A top aide to Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó is being charged with terrorism after he was arrested by President Nicolas Maduro's government. Mr Guaidó's chief of staff Roberto Marrero,...
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    - ‘It must have been love’ singer dies
      
      (BBC)-Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson has died aged 61, her manager has confirmed. The Swedish star achieved global success in the 1990s with hits like Joyride, The Look and It Must Have Been Love,...
    - End rape : An intolerable cost to society
      
      By Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka (UN Women Executive Director) If I could have one wish granted, it might well be a total end to rape. That means a significant weapon of war gone from the arsenal of...
    - China’s Ambassador to UK condemns terrorism in Hong Kong
      
      China's Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming said China's central government hopes the Hong Kong situation will end in an orderly way. The Ambassador reiterated at a news conference that Hong Kong is...
    - Foreign officials, experts condemn lawbreakers’ violence in Hong Kong, support actions by gov’t
      
      BEIJING, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- Foreign government officials and experts have recently expressed their condemnation of the violence perpetrated by radical demonstrators in Hong Kong. Emphasizing the...
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Constitutional Reform Report now with PM

May 1, 2016

By Ravin Singh THE report that is likely to pave the way for the long overdue constitutional reform to come into force later this year...

Bandits terrorise Rose Hall Town family

Staff Reporter -

May 1, 2016

-- shot employee hospitalised AT ABOUT 03:30 hrs on Saturday, Vaniesha Shirkissoon, a poultry vendor who plies her trade in the Rose Hall Town and Port...

The Workers’ Day

Staff Reporter -

May 1, 2016

TODAY workers, particularly the unionised, will march and hold rallies. This annual May Day event has its genesis in workers losing their lives and...

Enforce workplace safety rules

Staff Reporter -

May 1, 2016

Dear Editor, CARPENTER Yuvraj Sewlall fell whilst working on the roof of a house in the Corentyne, and lost his life last Thursday, leaving his wife and...

This thing called death

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May 1, 2016

ONE of the worst things that can ever happen to one in this media business is to be on the job and learn that...

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Constitutional Reform Report now with PM

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The Workers’ Day

Enforce workplace safety rules

This thing called death