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President David Granger (seated fourth from left) pays keen attention as Deputy Chief-of-Staff of the Guyana Defence Force Colonel George Lewis explains the elements of exercise ‘Homeguard.’ Minister of Foreign Affairs Carl Greenidge (seated at right), Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo (seated second from right) and Minister of State Joseph Harmon (seated third from left) also look on. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)
President David Granger (seated fourth from left) pays keen attention as Deputy Chief-of-Staff of the Guyana Defence Force Colonel George Lewis explains the elements of exercise ‘Homeguard.’ Minister of Foreign Affairs Carl Greenidge (seated at right), Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo (seated second from right) and Minister of State Joseph Harmon (seated third from left) also look on. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

Field exercise ‘Homeguard’ demonstrates GDF’s readiness

President David Granger on Thursday said he was assured by the performance of troops during the week-long field tactical exercise ‘Homeguard’ that the Guyana Defence Force remains ready to fulfil its mission.

Dr George Norton facing the media today

VIDEO: ‘Give me another chance’ -Norton pleads with public

Embattled Minister of Public Health Dr. George Norton this morning pleaded with the public to give him another chance to “do better” as he apologised for giving false information to the National Assembly on the controversial Charlestown pharmaceutical bond and promised that he would conduct more “due diligence” in the future.

Dr George Norton

Norton releases no-signatures contract

-Jagdeo says deal must be cancelled   Public Health Minister Dr George Norton has presented Parliament with the contract for the controversial Charlestown drug bond but without signatures and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo last evening said nothing short of a revocation of the deal would suffice.

Director of Smart City Solutions Ifa Kamau Cush (centre) interacts with participants at his company’s job fair

Parking meters company recruiting staff

While the Mayor and City Council has made no apparent effort to implement central government’s recommendations in relation to the contentious parking meter contract, its partner, Smart City Solutions (SCS) has begun recruiting staff.

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