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Miner killed by falling branch identified

The miner who died on Monday at 42 Miles backdam, Region One after a tree branch fell on him, has been identified by his uncle as Leroy Sandy, 26, of Port Kaituma, North West District, the police say.

Stephon Howard
Stephon Howard

East La Penitence man charged with attempted robbery

Twenty-three-year-old Stephon Howard, of Lot 250 East La Penitence, Georgetown, appeared at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court yesterday, before Acting Chief Magistrate Sherdel Isaacs-Marcus where he was charged with attempted robbery.

Kit Nascimento (right) at the head table at the press conference

GPA raps Nascimento, gov’t over presidential press conference

The Guyana Press Association (GPA) yesterday upped its criticism of communications consultant Kit Nascimento and the government over the handling of a recent press conference by President Irfaan Ali which saw him speaking for more than an hour before answering one question from each media house.

GBTI CEO James Foster (left), Business Development Manager, Rawattie Mohandeo, Marketing Manager Pernell Cummings and other team members at the dream big housing loan promotion launch.

GBTI launches second home loan promotion

The Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) yesterday launched its 2nd home loan promotion under the theme ‘Bank On Your Dream’ which will see one lucky customer driving home with a brand new Toyota Raize SUV.

Shaquille James

Man gets six months for Guyhoc robbery

Shaquille James (address not stated) appeared at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court on  Friday before Senior Magistrate Leron Daly where he was sentenced to six months for robbery after pleading guilty.

David Patterson

Patterson gives explanation on 800 diplomatic passports

Opposition Member David Patterson has clarified that the payment for e-Passports, the e-Passport issuing and control system and border management system back in 2019 was for a six-year period and not a single year as may have been interpreted from the 2019 auditor general’s report.

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