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Two Linden armed robbery accused charged

Two men who were separately charged for robbing employees of  Edward Beharry Company  in Linden  appeared  before Magistrate Suanna Lovell at the Christianburg Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.

Gov’t e-procurement website down

Government’s much-vaunted procurement website www.eprocure.gov.gy  is currently inaccessible with the hosts for the website indicating that the “account has been suspended”.

Mason gets bail on wounding charge

Acting Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry granted a 36-year-old mason self bail when he yesterday appeared in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court to answer to the charge of unlawful wounding.

Clement Rohee

Security forces geared for elections – Rohee

Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee is assuring Guyanese  that the Guyana Police Force and the Joint Services are fully mobilised to ensure the maintenance of order throughout the campaign season, on elections day and even post-elections.

Kenneth Joseph

NAACIE/GPL arbitration award to be paid by November 18

The National Association of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Employees (NAACIE) has acknowledged that the Arbitration Award presented Monday is better than what Guyana Power and Light (GPL) workers received in the past but said it may cause other employers to disregard agreements made on behalf of workers through union negotiation.

Miner fined on ganja charge, bailed over wounding

Acting Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry imposed a fine and community service on a 32-year-old miner who had ganja in his possession, and granted him $100,000 bail on a wounding charge, when he yesterday appeared in the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.

Former UDeCOTT executive: TT$3.2m bill was for business expenses

(Trinidad Express) Former chief operating officer at the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT) Neelanda Rampaul yesterday vigorously denied the allegations made against her by Housing Minister Roodal Moonilal in his budget presentation on Tuesday, with respect to her having run up expenses at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, to the tune of $3.2 million.

Controversial Barbados heirlooms bill postponed

(Barbados Nation) Government yesterday conceded that there was need for further study of its Preservation Of Antiquities And Relics Bill 2011 after senators roundly criticized it, with some calling it draconian and urging that it be sent back for further drafting.

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