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Magistrates and other stakeholders at the training session yesterday morning. (DPI photo)
Magistrates and other stakeholders at the training session yesterday morning. (DPI photo)

Magistrates trained on alternative sentencing for juveniles

Magistrates comprised the latest group yesterday to be guided on alternative sentencing options for juveniles to ensure that they could be rehabilitated and not become hardened criminals in jail.

Petroleum exhibition hailed as success

The Guyana International Petroleum Exhibition (GIPEX) yesterday ended with high praise from the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) which lauded the move to make booth space rentals more affordable to locals this year.

Mayor Ubraj Narine inspecting jewellery made by one of the entrepreneurs at the Small Business Bureau’s Market Day, which was hosted
outside of City Hall yesterday. See story on page 16.

Small Business Bureau hosts market day

Despite welcoming the opportunity to showcase their products, entrepreneurs who participated in the Market Day hosted by the Small Business Bureau (SBB) yesterday said that the event would have been more successful if it had been advertised.

IDPADA-G concludes AGM

The International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly–Guyana (IDPADA-G) on Sunday concluded its 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM), which saw the gathering of representatives from 48 member organisations, drawn from a wide cross-section of villages and communities around the country.

The deal being signed between UG and Halliburton

UG, Halliburton sign US$2M pact

United States oil and gas service provider Hallibur-ton yesterday signed a US$2 million agreement with the University of Guyana (UG) to support the Faculty of Engineering and Technology as education and skills building took centre stage when the Guyana International Petroleum Exhibition Summit (GIPEX) continued yesterday.

APNU and AFC strike 2020 elections deal

A meeting yesterday between the two members of the governing APNU+AFC coalition ended with bright smiles and declarations of “excellent” as sources say the terms of a revised Cummingsburg Accord have been agreed for the 2020 general elections.

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