– warns that ‘those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it’ THE Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO) said it is exasperated by the callous nature of the Opposition that has again been revealed in the non-passage of the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Amendment Bill.
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COMMANDER of the Police ‘A’ Division, Assistant Commissioner Derrick Josiah, on Monday, unveiled a comprehensive security plan for the capital and its environs, as economic activities increase for the upcoming Christmas season.
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THE Carnegie School of Home Economics held its 79th Annual Graduation Exercise last Thursday, and 96 students of hope and promise from the Craft Production and Design Division graduated, many with distinctions in various disciplines, bringing added distinction to the prestigious institution which holds a reputation for success.
– shocking shootout leaves nation shaken, as condolences flow TWO policemen, a taxi dispatcher, a taxi driver and a businessman are now dead following a shootout at Middle and East Streets in the city which lasted for more than three hours yesterday.
THE Government of Guyana is expressing condolences to the bereaved relatives of those who were killed yesterday during a shocking shooting incident in Middle Street, Georgetown involving law enforcement ranks and a lone gunman. Following the shootout which lasted close to three hours, five persons were left dead – two policemen, two civilians and the
THE issue of rogue cops within law enforcement agencies around the world is becoming one of increasing, troubling concern and is a significant humbug in the fight against crime.
There are those who make the supreme sacrifice and then there are rogue cops Read More »
… committed to psychiatric hospital A PRISONER accused of killing his fellow inmate by hitting him with an iron rod on his head while he was asleep in 2006, was yesterday jailed for 17 years, following an effective plea in mitigation and a probation report.
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A HEALTH facility at the Haags Bosch Sanitary Landfill site aback of Eccles, East Bank, Demerara, to cater for the health needs of landfill recyclers, as well as other employees engaged in the removal and compacting of solid waste at the location, was commissioned yesterday.
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The National Drama Festival that opened on Monday with much fanfare continued yesterday without missing a beat, showcasing memorable performances that thrilled the audience of mainly students.
Leonora Secondary students offer memorable performances at National Drama Festival Read More »
PLANS for the establishment of a soil laboratory with internationally accepted standards and state-of-the-art equipment are being finalized for completion within twelve months, Minister of Agriculture Dr. Leslie Ramsammy disclosed yesterday.
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