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Rain scuppers second day in Bangladesh Test

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, (Reuters) – The second day’s  play in the first test between Bangladesh and West Indies at  Chittagong was called off today due to heavy overnight  rain that left the outfield damp.

Clues to Gaddafi’s death concealed from public view

MISRATA, Libya, (Reuters) – Libyan forces guarding  Muammar Gaddafi’s body in a cold storage room today let in  members of the public to view the deposed leader for a second  day, but the wounds that may hold the clue to how he died were  covered up.

Saudi Crown Prince Sultan dies, focus on Prince Nayef

DUBAI, (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Sultan  has died, the royal court said today, opening the way for  Interior Minister and reputed conservative Prince Nayef to  become the likely heir apparent of the world’s top oil exporter.

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PPP asks Nagamootoo to explain possible move to AFC

Even as the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) prepares to launch its manifesto for the November 28 general and regional elections this evening, the party wants long standing member Moses Nagamootoo to explain public pronouncements about him joining the opposition party Alliance For Change (AFC).

Top Cop to meet GGDMA on Tuesday

Commissioner of Police Henry Greene has arranged with President of the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miner’s Association (GGDMA) Patrick Harding to meet the miners’ group body next Tuesday.

Red Thread members and supporters during Thursday’s peaceful protest outside Office of the President (OP).

Make domestic violence campaign issue

With lives continuing to be lost to domestic violence, Red Thread activists yesterday made an appeal for candidates contesting for the presidency to ensure it is given equal importance as other national issues in the election campaign.

GSPCA proposes new legislation to tackle animal abuse

The Guyana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) is calling for the revision of the laws governing cruelty to animals and it has proposed new legislation  which it wants the next parliament to discuss in order to significantly curtail animal abuse.

PAHO/WHO joins workplace wellness programme

PAHO/WHO yesterday launched its participation in the Workplace Wellness Programme for Chronic Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in an effort to get staff to pay more attention to their health, which would decrease their chances of falling victim to NCDs such as heart disease, diabetes, respiratory illness and cancers.

Bibi Haniff, 63, awed the audience with her splendid dance moves during both her performances at the Miss Guyana Sari Queen pageant. (Anjuli Persaud photo)

Tanaina Samaroo crowned Sari queen

Tanaina Samaroo was yesterday morning crowned Miss Guyana Sari Queen at the National Cultural Centre (NCC), after a six-hour long programme that was marred by a tantrum by another contestant who felt she was robbed and open hostility from the exhausted audience.

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