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Two Russians remanded on firearm, ammo charges

Two Russian nationals were on Monday remanded to prison after they pleaded not guilty to being in possession of a firearm and ammunition without licence after they appeared before Magistrate Sueann Lovell at the Georgetown Magistrates’ court.

Two remanded on ganja, gun charges

Two men were on Monday remanded to prison on charges of possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking, cultivating a prohibited plant, and unlawful weapons possession, after they appeared before Magistrate Sueanna Lovell at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.

Muritaro selects deputy toshao after passing of Toshao Flemming

Following the August 14 death of Muritaro toshao Lester Flemming, Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai and other officials of the ministry and Region 10 officials visited the riverain community and held discussions with residents and the village council that saw the selection of a successor.

Ruimveldt support group needs building to provide services

Members of the Ruimveldt Parent Support Group said they face severe discrimination when travelling with differently-abled children and that they needed a building to provide services to these children and their parents, during a meeting with Prime Minister Samuel Hinds on Sunday.

Obama to propose $300 billion jobs package – CNN

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – President Barack Obama,  facing waning confidence among Americans in his economic  stewardship, plans to lay out a $300 billion job-creation  package tomorrow, CNN reported, citing Democratic sources.

Ed Ahmad

Ed Ahmad likely to face more charges- US attorney

US-based Guyanese businessman Ed Ahmad may likely face more mortgage fraud charges, US prosecutor Alexander Solomon told Judge Dora Irizarry today when the accused made an appearance before the judge in New York for a status conference.

Bermuda issues storm watch for Hurricane Katia

MIAMI, (Reuters) – Bermuda issued a tropical storm  watch today as forecasters warned that large and powerful  Hurricane Katia could pass close enough for residents of the  mid-Atlantic island to feel its outer squalls.

Tough Suriname steps against tobacco planned

(De Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – Measures considered to discourage the use of tobacco include a ban on the sale of individual cigarettes in stores and on the buying or selling of tobacco by people 18 and under.

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