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 Sameer Samshuddin
Sameer Samshuddin

Airy Hall crash victims recovering

Ten-year-old Sameer Samshuddin remains in an unconscious state in the Intensive Care Unit at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) where his condition is said to be critical.

Some of the hand crafted clay pieces from N&S Pottery at Wakenaam, Essequibo Islands on display at the booth.

From seed jewellery to wooden kitchen utensils

By Marcelle Thomas Whether it was swirling clay taken from rice fields on a passé potter’s wheel, using banana and other plant leaves to make commemorative collectable dolls and fashion clothing, assembling awara, buckbead tamarind and other seeds to make jewellery or using local wood to make dhall swizzlers, clothing beaters, mortars and pestles and rolling pins, local craft producers were out in full force at GuyExpo, the annual trade fair held at the Sophia Exhibition from September 29 to October 2.

Amanda Knox freed

PERUGIA, Italy, (Reuters) – An Italian court cleared  24-year-old American Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend of  murdering British student Meredith Kercher in 2007 and ordered  them to be set free today after nearly four years in prison  for a crime they always denied committing.

A copy of Mortimer Mingo's cheque

PNCR to deal with Mingo matter `internally’

The PNCR this morning said that it will be dealing internally with the recent disclosure that its Region 10 Chairman Mortimer Mingo had attempted to pay for a house lot at the controversial ‘Pradoville 2’ Scheme.

Canadian company claims sabotage in T&T seismic survey

(Trinidad Guardian) Niko Resources Limited, an international oil and natural gas exploration and production company, with its head office located in Calgary, Canada, says there have been been attempts to sabotage a seismic survey being conducted on the Guayaguayare block by people trying to extract money from the company.

Barbados needs sailors

(Barbados Nation) The seafaring industry in Barbados is experiencing a “critical” manpower shortage and things can get worse.

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