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The protesters yesterday

Hogstye/Lancaster NDC protests for more inclusion

Chairman of the Hogstye/Lancaster Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC), Sheron Smith along with residents yesterday held a  protest outside of the NDC’s compound calling for more inclusion as they claimed that regional officials are bypassing them in the decision-making process.

Aubrey Norton

Norton calls for cost of living allowance in budget

Leader of the Opposition Aubrey Norton on Thursday called for a Cost of Living Allowance in Monday’s budget and a cutting of the Value-added Tax (VAT) During a press conference, where a statement was read, Norton criticized the government’s “half-hearted” announcement of Budget Day which he feels has not generated any anticipation or excitement among the struggling Guyanese.

Norton reshuffles shadow cabinet

With just days before the reading of the 2024 Budget, Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey Norton has reshuffled his shadow Cabinet sparking dissent from Jermaine Figueira of the PNCR.

Leroy Williams

Man fatally shot at Robb St hotel

Leroy Williams called ‘Buxton’, a 34-year-old unemployed man of D’Urban Backlands, Georgetown, was fatally shot at about 7.10 pm on Wednesday at a hotel located at the corner of Robb and Cummings streets, Georgetown.

Bharrat Jagdeo

PPP congress set for May

The long overdue PPP congress will be held in the first week of May, the Party’s Executive Committee  members have determined, General Secretary (GS) Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday announced.

Ofredis Duarte Campos

Man pleads guilty to killing Cuban butcher

Patrick Smith Felix is now awaiting sentencing for the part he played in the February 2020 killing of Cuban butcher—Ofredis Duarte Campos—who was at the time making his way to work at the Rossignol Butchery.

Over $3b of ganja plants destroyed at Gaetroy

A joint operation by ranks of the Guyana Police Force and the Guyana Defence Force (Coast Guard) has led to the discovery of ten acres with approximately six thousand Cannabis Sativa plants ranging from three inches to six feet in height, and about eight thousand  pounds of dry Cannabis Sativa in a house.

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