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Too little too late

By Stabroek News
December 10, 2008
Too little too late: Workers removing rubbish, including coconut shells, plastic bottles and Styrofoam food boxes from the Lamaha Street canal at Albert Street corner yesterday. (Photo by Jules Gibson)

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A veteran laying a wreath yesterday at the Veterans Monument on the Front Lawns of Base Camp Ayanganna. (Office of the Prime Minister photo)

Veterans Day 12 h ago

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, President Irfaan Ali, was joined by Prime Minister Brigadier Mark Phillips, Chief of Defence Staff Brigadier Omar Khan of the Guyana Defence Force, other heads of the Joint Services, and members of the diplomatic community at the War Monument outside the Bank of Guyana to pay tribute to the fallen heroes of World War I and World War II. In this photograph war veterans are seen making their way to the monument. (Office of the President photo)

Honouring our heroes 4 d ago

Meeting with Rupununi Miners Association, Bush Mouth 6 d ago

Yesterday between 9 am and 9.25 am a Lecture to School was done by Corporal Roberts of Traffic Headquarters at the Harpy Eagle Nursey School in Georgetown. (Police photo)

It is never too early 1 week ago

A rendition of calypsonian Dave Martins’ iconic `Not a blade of grass’ last evening at a celebration of his life at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre. The event was entitled: Dave Martins is we own- A Musical and Visual Journey. Martins passed away on August 18th at the age of 90.

Tribute to Dave Martins 2 weeks ago

As part of its commitment to safeguarding workers’ rights and promoting workplace safety in the oil and gas Industry, the Ministry of Labour recently conducted a detailed inspection on board the FPSO Liza Destiny. Led by Occupational Safety and Health Officer Ray Hosannah and Labour Officer Deniese Duncan, the ministry’s team reviewed the drillship’s Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) policies, training and competence of personnel, emergency response systems, risk assessments, waste management, and record-keeping practices. Key topics such as the National Minimum Wage Order, working conditions, overtime regulations, termination protocols, probationary periods, notice periods, and leave with pay were also discussed with crew members. (Ministry of Labour photo)

FPSO inspection 2 weeks ago

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