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Ralph Turpin
Ralph Turpin

Cop to be charged with murdering counsellor

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has recommended that the police corporal who was implicated in last Thursday’s fatal shooting at a Stabroek Market food stand be charged with the capital offence of murder.

Colin Klass

FIFA ethics panel calls on Colin Klass

ZURICH  (AP) — Caribbean official Colin Klass has been summoned by FIFA to answer charges this week relating to $40,000 in bribes allegedly offered by former presidential candidate Mohamed bin Hammam.

Strauss-Kahn apology seen contrived, staged

PARIS, (Reuters) – The French media scorned what it  called an insincere and staged TV apology by Dominique  Strauss-Kahn for his sexual encounter with a New York hotel  maid, with many noting he left the door ajar for a eventual  political comeback.

Portia targets jobs

(Jamaica Observer) The Leader and President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Portia Simpson Miller yesterday hinged the party’s anticipated return to power on employment, telling the thousands of party supporters who congregated at the National Arena for the party’s 73rd annual conference, that it will establish the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP) to drive economic development.

Gov’t sought ‘Mr.T’ over Ministry of Health fire – cable

Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee wrote the US Department of Justice on November 19, 2009 following up a request for assistance in tracing a certain `Mr T’ who it was believed was behind the torching of the Ministry of Health building on July 17, 2009, according to a cable dispatched to Washington.

Amaila Falls road project should be halted, re-examined

In light of recent revelations that external consultants have found that the original specifications for the Amaila Falls access road were poorly designed, AFC presidential candidate Khemraj Ramjattan has called for the project to be immediately halted and re-examined.

Ed Ahmad

Meeks sought to introduce Ahmad to Stanford

As charges of unethical conduct continue to swirl around Queens, New York Representative, Gregory Meeks, the New York Post has published details of an email where Meeks was trying to get a cricket invitation for controversial Guyanese businessman Ed Ahmad to the VIP Box of disgraced Antigua-based banker Allen Stanford.

GUYANA ELECTIONS COMMISSION CORNER

Code of Conduct for political parties The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is moving towards getting all of the political parties which would contest the 2011 General and Regional Elections to sign the Code of Conduct for Political Parties and to generally abide by the protocols documented therein.

Accident driver insists on second opinion

A pedal cyclist on Saturday who suffered minor injuries after he was hit by a car on the Vreed-en-Hoop Public Road, was taken to a private hospital by the driver for a second opinion after being discharged by a public hospital.

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