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From left are Gautam Thani, Dr Ariane Mangar and Dr Frank Anthony (Ministry of Health photo)
From left are Gautam Thani, Dr Ariane Mangar and Dr Frank Anthony (Ministry of Health photo)

Wheelchairs handed over to Health Ministry

The Disabilities and Rehabilitation Department of the Ministry of Health yesterday received a donation of 30 wheelchairs from the Mohan Thani Foundation.

Raymond Cozier
Raymond Cozier

Suspect arrested in Issano bar murder

The suspect in the stabbing of Raymond Cozier, a 16-year-old miner of Isseneru Village, Middle Mazaruni River, Region Seven, was arrested on Monday and is in police custody, according to Regional Commander, Senior Superintendent Dion Moore.

Rovin James

Man charged over north west ATV death

Rovin James of Charity Extension Scheme, Essequibo Coast, appeared at the Matthews Ridge Magistrate’s Court yesterday before Magistrate Dylon Bess, where the charge of ‘Causing Death by Dangerous Driving’ was read to him.

Schoolchildren were among those in Parliament for yesterday’s debate on a motion rejecting a controversial Venezuelan referendum set for December 3rd. (Department of Public Information photo)

`No to tyranny and aggression’

The government and the opposition joined forces yesterday to unanimously approve a parliamentary motion rejecting a Venezuelan referendum on December 3rd which is seen as tantamount to the annexation of Essequibo with Prime Minister Mark Phillips saying that the Guyana will not  succumb to the tyranny and intimidatory tactics of Caracas.

Shawn Persaud

Canje teenager arrested for murder

An East Canje, Berbice teenager who was wanted in connection with the murder of 17-year-old Shawn Persaud of Betsy Ground, East Canje on Saturday evening has  been arrested by police in Region Six.

Teshawna Lall (GMC photo)

Exporters say opportunities being lost as GMC badly run

-37 resignations in two years Local exporters are calling for a dialogue with President Irfaan Ali about the operations at the Guyana Marketing Corporation (GMC) which they say is being run like a ‘doll house’ resulting in some 37 staff members resigning over a two-year period.

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