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Santner helps NZ level series despite Jordan brilliance

November 3, 2019

WELLINGTON (Reuters) – Chris Jordan’s all-around brilliance could not prevent New Zealand from securing a series-levelling 21-run victory against England in the second Twenty20 International of the five-match series

Pollard says Windies bracing for trial by spin

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

LUCKNOW, India, (CMC) – Captain Kieron Pollard said Sunday he was under no illusions about the potent threat posed by Afghanistan’s spinners and says West Indies will have to

Coalition eyes 36 seats

Svetlana Marshall -

November 3, 2019

…President says govt has done enough to secure second term …AFC NEC agrees to continue negotiations with APNU, readies party for campaign By Svetlana Marshall Confident that his Government

86 new policemen commissioned

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

EIGHTY-Six new policemen were commissioned on Friday and will soon be posted within the various regions and branches of the Guyana Police Force. Commissioner of Police, Leslie James, commended

20 arrested in police raid

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

TWENTY men from the communities of Craig and Diamond, East Bank Demerara were picked up by the police during the course of Saturday morning as law enforcement react to

PPP did nothing to heal Lindeners’ wounds

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

…Solomon reflects on killing of protesters, ignoring of agreement By Svetlana Marshall AFTER wreaking havoc and violating the fundamental human rights of the people of Linden, the People’s Progressive

Economy to ‘balloon’ in 2020

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

— IMF projects 86 per cent growth in real GDP GUYANA’S economy is expected to balloon in 2020 following the production of oil for the first time in the

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CIVIL AVIATION INDUSTRY AND ITS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER SECTION

Pat Dyal -

November 3, 2019

Consciousness of the economic, social, political and defence importance of Civil Aviation has been quietly growing since Art Williams brought his aeroplane to Guyana in the late 1920s and

Federal Supreme Court freed conspiracy convicts

Staff Reporter -

November 3, 2019

TWO appellants including a policeman, who in 1960 were unlawfully convicted for conspiracy to prosecute for unlawful possession of bush rum, were freed by the Federal Supreme Court because

Stress related to dental disease

Dr. Bertrand R. Stuart DDS -

November 3, 2019

There is a vicious circle between stress and dental disease. When someone is “stressed out” they tend to eat unhealthily. They are likely to consume more sugary foods, for

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