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Carol Trim-Bagot
Carol Trim-Bagot

PNCR supports suspension by NA council of Trim-Bagot

The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) has come out in support of the recent decision by the New Amsterdam Mayor and Town Council to suspend one of its members citing the need for councillors to exhibit professional behaviour while performing their official duties, a PNCR release stated yesterday.

Nations Incorporated partnering with US company to develop labour market here

Nations Incorporated is partnering with US-based Core Group Resources (CGR) to create Core Nations – a majority owned Guyanese company – which will see graduates of Nations and others, being employed in the oil and gas, maritime, construction and mining industries, and further develop the Guyanese labour market through training and staff development, a Nations release announced yesterday.

Terrence John

Berbice bandit shot dead has been identified

-was previously arrested on ganja farm A New Amsterdam bandit who was fatally shot by a businessman during a robbery at his jewellery store along the Main Road in New Amsterdam on Tuesday has since been identified as Terrence John.

Jamaul Cornwell

Man charged with larceny of $2m

-cites old grievances Jamaul Cornwell appeared before Magistrate Faith McGusty at the George-town Magistrate’s Court last month where he was charged with simple larceny.

Keith Jeffrey

Labourer charged with murder of Haslington man

Keith Jeffrey called ‘Pugga’, a 58-year-old labourer from Enmore sea dam, East Coast Demerara, was arrested and charged with the murder of Theodore Baynes, which occurred on September 30, 2024, at Haslington North, East Coast Demerara.

Foreign trade transactions up by 39% for first half of year – Central Bank

-says hard currency flows expected to adequately cover imports Total foreign exchange transactions for the first half of this year increased by 39.0 percent to US$9,889.1m  compared to the first six months of last year and the Central Bank is assuring that the exchange rate for US dollar is expected to remain “relatively stable” and flows to the market are expected to adequately cover imports.

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