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March 7, 2011

BENGALURU, India, (CMC) – Points standings in the World Cup, following yesterday’s matches. (NOTE: Top four sides qualify for the quarter-finals, net run rate in brackets) GROUP-A1. Pakistan 6 points (+1.747)2. Sri Lanka 5

No justice for the voiceless

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March 6, 2011

SHE was merely 21, on the cusp of her life, with the expectations of life’s promises yet unfulfilled. She was the apple of her parents’ eyes, and the idol

Roraima hosts ‘wedding expo’ for third year running

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March 6, 2011

-in quest to make Guyana the ultimate wedding destination IMAGINE Guyana as a premier wedding destination and honeymoon haven. This is the ideal that organizers and contributors to ‘Wedding

Former traffic chief laid to rest

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March 6, 2011

RETIRED Senior Superintendent (SSP) and ex-Traffic Chief of the Guyana Police Force, Mr. James Adolphus Niles, was on Tuesday laid to rest, following a Thanksgiving Service at the Harvest-time

CARICOM Secretariat team in Suriname outreach

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March 6, 2011

A DELEGATION from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat on Wednesday began a two-day capacity-building and public education exercise in Suriname. The visit was at the invitation of Vice-President of

East Coast ‘Mash Carnival’ to hit Enmore mid-month

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March 6, 2011

AS PART of the East Coast Mashramani celebrations, the village of Enmore will come alive when the East Demerara Carnival organizing Committee stages the Chutney segment of the East

More than 20 homeless as…

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March 6, 2011

Grove fire destroys Chinese restaurant, four other buildings -causes traffic jam on East Bank corridor A MID-AFTERNOON fire, said to be the biggest ever experienced in the history of

Page One Comment

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March 6, 2011

SINCE the restoration of democracy in this nation, the role and responsibility of the media have been subjects of intense public debate and discussion. And such is clearly understandable,

Jamaican sugar faces U.S ban, millions in fines

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March 6, 2011

– U.S refiners considering temporary import from Guyana JAMAICA’S problem-plagued sugar industry has been dealt another severe blow after the United States threatened last week to ban consolidated imports

Anal probe a requirement for CAL flight attendant jobs

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March 6, 2011

CARIBBEAN Airlines recently posted advertisements locally, seeking to recruit flight attendants from Guyana. But if your application was considered for the post, then be prepared to have your anus

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