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Local designer Akilah Atherley’s new collection

Featured in today’s Sunday Style is local designer Akilah Atherley’s new collection, ‘Asparia Rwanda,’ which will be launched on August 4th at the Cliff Anderson tarmac as part of the Fashion Fusion Gospel Edition – I Am Soca Tour.

Elderly Linden woman murdered

An elderly woman was found murdered in her home at South Amelia’s Ward Linden earlier this afternoon and police believe that she was a victim of a robbery gone bad.

Plane crashes at Ogle

A plane heading to the interior crashed on take-off at the Ogle International Airport this morning leaving one woman seriously injured.

Man shot dead in gambling row

Crime Chief Seelall Persaud has confirmed that police are investigating a shooting death which occurred early this morning on Mandela Avenue during a $500 gambling row.

West Bank man dies in car accident

A 29-year-old La Grange, West Bank Demerara resident yesterday died on the spot after the vehicle he was travelling in slammed into a utility pole at Crane Public Road, West Bank Demerara.

Contract of GuySuCo deputy CEO not renewed

 The Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) Rajendra Singh has told Stabroek News that his contract has not been renewed although he will be returning to the state-owned corporation in another capacity.

President not protected from requirements of law says Greenidge

President Donald Ramotar’s statement that he has not yet seen the two opposition-sponsored bills passed by the National Assembly despite the fact that they were sent to his office over two months ago does not protect him from the requirements of the law, APNU spokesman on Finance Carl Greenidge has said.

Four arrested as Bangladesh building toll rises to 352

DHAKA (Reuters) – Two factory bosses and two engineers were detained in Bangladesh on Saturday, three days after the collapse of a building where low-cost garments were made for Western brands killed at least 352 people.

Warner file goes to DPP

(Trinidad Express) The police investigation into bribery allegations against former national security minister Jack Warner was submitted to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on Thursday afternoon.

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