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Refused bail on marijuana cultivation charge

February 25, 2012

DERRICK Glasgow and Ramkarran Mohabir (no addresses given) appeared before Magistrate Allan Wilson yesterday, jointly charged with cultivating cannabis (marijuana). Both defendants pleaded not guilty to having cultivated the

Fined for assaulting reputed wife over phone call

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

MICHAEL Scott (no address given) was fined $5,000 with the alternative of six months imprisonment yesterday, for assaulting his reputed wife, Yonette Bacchus. Magistrate Allan Wilson imposed the monetary

Bus conductor charged with ice-pick robbery in urinal

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

MINI-BUS conductor Trevor Merriman, 22, a minibus conductor, was yesterday remanded to prison on a robbery under arms charge when he appeared before Magistrate Allan Wilson. Trevor Merriman, 22,

Confessed cocaine user jailed, fined

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February 25, 2012

MAGISTRATE Allan Wilson sentenced a man to three years imprisonment and fined him $15,000 for trafficking cocaine. Darrow Peters (no address given) pleaded guilty, admitting that, on February 21,

Ali, 64, viciously mauled by pitbulls

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February 25, 2012

MOBARAK Ali, 64, who was attacked and mauled by two ferocious pitbulls on Monday morning, while on his way to the Kitty Masjid for prayers, has been warded at

Bartica Regatta racing champion stable at GPH

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February 25, 2012

CONAN Belle, 22, Bartica Regatta’s racing champion, admitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital in a critical condition last week, after being involved in a motor cycle accident at Bartica

Biggest ever Mash

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

IF ‘Bigger and Better’ are the appropriate words for describing what undoubtedly had been the biggest and most colourful display of Mash, since its commencement in 1970, then the

Kudos to Gov’t, Minister Anthony on raising the ante for Mashramani 2012.

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

THROUGH its Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony, and very hard working staff, the ante was raised for Mashramani 2012. From the Schoolchildren’s competitions in the

A disgusting situation

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

I FEEL very disgusted about what had happened at Skeldon Primary during the children’s Mashramani programme, when a certain teacher was intoxicated, and which was so disgraceful and embarrassing.

Enough is enough!

Staff Reporter -

February 25, 2012

WE went to the polls to elect a majority government. As it is, this did not happen. The fact we face is that we do not have a government

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