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 The latest Guyana news from Stabroek News including oil and gas coverage, crime, politics, culture, business and more.

Guyana highlights importance of REDD+ in Rio+20 discussions

Guyana’s delegation at the 18th Meeting of Latin America and Caribbean Environmental Ministers, in Quito, Ecuador from January 31 to February 3, has been engaged in intense discussions, focusing particularly  on crafting a joint Latin American and Caribbean vision for the upcoming Rio+20 follow-up conference scheduled for June 2012.

Miner shot at Jawalla

At about 0200h yesterday, police say that miner Aaron Hunter, 38 years, of Jawalla Village, Upper Mazaruni River, was shot to his left knee during an argument with another man at Jawalla Village, Region Seven (Cuyuni/Mazaruni).

Website launched to make remittances more transparent

A website was launched last Thursday to provide detailed and updated monthly information on how much it costs to send money from the United States to six Central American countries and the Dominican Republic, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) said in a news release.

WIPA rallies to Prince Bartholomew’s aid

(Trinidad Guardian) The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) came to the aid of former T&T captain and fast bowler Prince Bartholomew yesterday by giving him $30,000 to assist with obtaining a prosthetic leg.

Trinis win Food Network ‘Cupcake Wars’

(Trinidad Express) Sporting red, black and white garments and beaming smiles, the brother and sister team of Tim and Winnette McIntosh celebrated their victory on popular Food Network programme, Cupcake Wars last Sunday.

Threat of chutney soca court battle in T&T

(Trinidad Express) Southex promoter George Singh is threatening legal action against the promoters of an alternative competition to his Chutney Soca Monarch competition—citing copyright infringement.

Miner shot at Jawalla

At about 0200h today, police say that miner Aaron Hunter, 38 years, of Jawalla Village, Upper Mazaruni River, was shot to his left knee during an argument with another man at Jawalla Village.

Suriname wants to join ALBA

(de Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – The government of Suriname wants to join the regional trade block ALBA, the Miami Herald and the Jamaica Gleaner report in their Monday issue.

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