Articles published on Thursday, January 2, 2020
Guyana is expected be featured this morning on US television network NBC’s Today show when a contributing editor of the Condé Nast Traveler Magazine is slated to appear to discuss some of the magazine’s selected destinations.
A Corentyne motorcyclist died yesterday after he lost control of his bike and slammed into the Number 69 Village, Corentyne signboard.
(Trinidad Express) An autopsy on six months pregnant Zahra Ali found that she died of natural causes.
(Trinidad Express) Lisa Melville and her partner Shackiba St Louis yesterday welcomed their baby daughter, Miracle, into the world.
(Jamaica Star) Who can forget the story of Errol Samuels, the 63-year-old man who is engaged in a relentless search to for his girlfriend, Dolly, whom he last saw 45 years ago.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday denied that Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Michael Ten-Pow had resigned.
BATEMANS BAY/MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Tens of thousands of holiday makers fled seaside towns on Australia’s east coast today ahead of advancing bushfires, as military ships and helicopters began rescuing thousands more trapped by the blazes.
The UK‘s Tullow Oil plc today announced that the Carapa-1 exploration well, drilled on the Repsol-operated Kanuku licence offshore Guyana, has encountered approximately four metres of net oil pay based on preliminary interpretation but that this is below pre-drill estimates.
The Linden-based Bosai Minerals Group (Guyana) Inc. has been fined $1 million by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for waste waterdischarges from its tailings pond into the Kara Kara Creek.
(Trinidad Newsday) Minutes before the deadline for changing old $100 bills, a 65-year-old pastor from Chaguanas tried to change $29 million in cash.
(Trinidad Guardian) Four young students have done the country proud by excelling in an international mental mathematics competition in Cambodia, claiming first, second and third places in their respective categories.
(Jamaica Observer) MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Alton Whyte, father of 24-year-old Shantel Whyte, who was murdered on New Year’s Eve, says he probably wouldn’t be in Jamaica “alive and walking around” had it not been for his daughter.
