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GPL seeking two SUVs

The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) is inviting bids for the supply of two midsize Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) to add to its “executive fleet”.

OUT IN NUMBERS: Members of the joint Regiment and police party that searched the Aripo forest yesterday where they found more bones which are yet to be identified. Andrea Bharatt’s body was found in the forest last Thursday. -Photo: Jermaine Cruickshank

Trinidad girl’s murder scene yields more bones

(Trinidad Express) Following the discovery of Andrea Bharatt’s body on Thursday and skeletal remains on Friday a wide search party involving almost 250 police, military and fire personnel combed the Aripo forest yesterday where they found more bones.

Orson Ferguson (right) handing over the masks to Debra King (GTT photo)

GTT donates masks to Lethem

The Guyana Telephone and Tele-graph Company (GTT) recently  donated 1,000 reusable masks to the Mayor and Town Council of  Lethem and an additional 500 to Nappi Village, to assist the township’s ongoing COVID-19 relief  efforts. 

Wharf proposed for Salem

Plans are being made for a wharf at Salem, Parika by a company called Global Commercial Import and Export according to a notice to the public placed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Left-hander Kyle Mayers celebrates reaching his maiden Test hundred today.

Mayers double hands Windies astonishing victory

CHATTOGRAM, Bangladesh,  CMC – Left-hander Kyle Mayers became only the second West Indies batsman to hit a double hundred on debut as an under-strength West Indies pulled off the highest ever successful run chase on the Asian continent and the fifth highest in Test history, to stun Bangladesh by three wickets in the opening Test here today.

Bidders not being told of outcome of major drug tenders

Over the past four months, billions of dollars in government contracts have been awarded and to date none of the details have been made public, with even some companies that submitted bids being left in the dark about the final decisions, in breach of the procurement laws.

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