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Suicide bomber kills three Somali govt ministers

MOGADISHU, (Reuters) – A suicide bomber disguised as  a veiled woman killed at least 19 people including three Somali  government ministers yesterday at a medical graduation  ceremony in a Mogadishu hotel, witnesses and officials said.

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Free riding on skilled labour must end

–Dr Compton Bourne tells businessmen By Iana Seales CDB President Dr Compton Bourne has called for a change in the existing relationship between the University of Guyana and the business community saying that critical private sector investment is lacking at the campus.

Putin calls for balanced assessment of Stalin

MOSCOW, (Reuters) – Russian Prime Minister Vladimir  Putin weighed into a fierce national debate on the legacy of  Soviet leader Josef Stalin yesterday, calling for a balanced  assessment and saying he was not all good or bad.

Audit finds many problems at Palms

Expenditure at the Palms Geriatric Institution lacks transparency and accountability while the buildings and facilities were in a state of deterioration and disrepair, an audit has found.

Forest-CO2 scheme needs cash to save species -study

SINGAPORE,  (Reuters) – A U.N. carbon-payment scheme  aimed at saving forests in poorer nations could push some  species to extinction unless it is designed to spread  investment across many countries, a study released yesterday  shows.

Beyonce leads Grammys, Taylor Swift close behind

LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – R&B singer Beyonce led the  field of Grammy contenders with 10 nominations on Wednesday,  closely followed by teen country sensation Taylor Swift with  eight, and both will compete for coveted album of the year.  

Little Diamond family frustrated at police response to robbery

The Little Diamond family that was terrorized by four armed men early Monday morning in their home is not satisfied with the police response and believes the investigation into the robbery is not being taken seriously since police, according to them, have not acted on a “solid tip”.

Deadlines for Xmas mail

The Guyana Post Office Corporation (GPOC)  has advised that items being sent to overseas destinations in time for December 25 should be posted on or before December 11.

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