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Natalie Campbell-Rodrigues on her arrival for the accreditation ceremony (Office of the President photo)
Natalie Campbell-Rodrigues on her arrival for the accreditation ceremony (Office of the President photo)

Jamaican High Commissioner accredited

President Irfaan Ali accepted Letters of Credence from the High Commissioner of Jamaica to Guyana, Natalie Campbell-Rodrigues at a  ceremony this week at the Office of the President.

High Commissioner of Canada to Guyana, Sébastien Sigouin (seated at centre) with members of the delegation.  (Canadian High Commission photo)
High Commissioner of Canada to Guyana, Sébastien Sigouin (seated at centre) with members of the delegation. (Canadian High Commission photo)

Transport networks, medical oxygen among areas discussed by Canada business team

A high-level Canadian delegation led by High Commissioner of Canada to Guyana, Sébastien Sigouin concluded a  four-day visit here on November 15, 2024 during which a range issues were discussed including potential investment in transportation networks and medical oxygen.

Minister Zulfikar Mustapha and his team interacting with residents yesterday (A MoA photo)

Spring tide knocks out Abary sluice door

-some residents flooded The spring tide yesterday afternoon swept aside the Abary sluice door in West Berbice causing flooding of some homes and stop logs were to be placed last evening after the tide receded.

A certificate being presented by Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony (Ministry of Health photo)

Twenty-seven doctors trained in emergency medicine

The Ministry of Health, in partnership with Northwell Health, Vanderbilt University, and the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), yesterday concluded its intensive five-day Emergency Medicine Training Workshop with a formal certificate handing-over ceremony.

One of the graphs showing the seizure of firearms

Murders down, armed robberies up – Blanhum

-police Christmas plan includes drones With murders down but armed robberies up, the Guyana Police Force (GPF)  yesterday launched its Christmas Policing Plan for 2024 and it will run until January 15, 2025 and drones will be among the devices deployed.

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