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Keith Lowenfield
Keith Lowenfield

Hughes moves for Lowenfield to be added to SOPs case

Attorney Nigel Hughes has filed an application seeking to have Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield added as a party to the proceedings in which the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and the Commissioner of Police have requested the Statements of Poll (SoPs) and Statements of Recount (SoRs) from the March 2nd, 2020 general and regional elections.

Trevor Benn

Benn charged with misconduct over Cevons land deal

Former Guyana Lands and Surveys Commissioner Trevor Benn was on Friday faced with a third misconduct in public office charge, which stemmed from the alleged illegal purchase of a portion of land at Mandela Avenue by Cevons Waste management. 

FAO commissions permanent office at LBI: The new office building of the Food and Agriculture Organization, which was commissioned at La Bonne Intention on Friday.

FAO commissions permanent office at LBI

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of United Nations yesterday afternoon commissioned its new permanent office, which will boost its ability to efficiently offer support to Guyana’s agriculture and food security programmes.

Two men, ages 69 and 79, succumb to COVID

The Ministry of Health on Friday confirmed the deaths of two more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), taking the total number of deaths recorded here from the virus to 335.

GWI CEO Shaik Baksh (second from left) and others examining a water sample on the island (GWI photo)

Improved water supply for Wakenaam – GWI

The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) will be mobilizing in a month’s time to drill a new well on the Essequibo River island of Wakenaam in Region 3 to provide improved water supply to some 4,752 residents.

ExxonMobil now facing gas flaring fine

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) yesterday disclosed that the Environmental Permit for the Liza Phase 1 Development Project offshore Guyana has been modified and ExxonMobil’s subsidiary, EEPGL will now be required to pay for gas flaring once it continues beyond a 14-day period.

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