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Man accused of trafficking ganja remanded

Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson recently remanded to prison a man who was allegedly found with a quantity of cannabis in his possession, when he appeared in court to answer to the charge.

Bombs across Iraq kill 19, wound 39

BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Two separate bomb attacks killed 10 people in Iraq yesterday evening, police said, bringing the death toll from bomb attacks across the country to 19.

Veronica Atherley

Relatives of shot vendor unhappy with hospital care

-shooter aiming for settlement Relatives of Veronica Atherley, the 59-year-old newspaper vendor who succumbed to a gunshot wound on Friday after she was accidentally hit in the Stabroek Market area, are dissatisfied with the treatment she received while she was at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH).

Ricky Jainarine

Blue paint find should trigger major probe

-mother of missing boy In the wake of a report from the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) about possible incriminating blue paint on a coastguard vessel suspected in a boat accident that claimed two lives, the mother of the missing third passenger says a major investigation is now warranted.

Gary Best

Army Chief of Staff sees leadership deficit

Joint Services to review disciplinary protocols Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defence Force, Commodore Gary Best, recently met with heads and senior officers of the army to discuss a range of issues related to command and leadership within the Joint Services, addressing what was recognized as a definite command and leadership deficit.

Superintendent McBean in uniform

Dismissed Superintendent McBean to fight on

`It’s an emotional period for me. Whatever action I took was done with the interest of the force in mind; it’s a job that I love, and I love serving people’ Former police superintendent, Simon Mc Bean intends to challenge the action of the Police Service Commission (PSC) after receiving a dismissal letter on Friday over his unauthorized decision to proceed on ‘no pay leave’ to pursue a scholarship.

Lethem Development Plan on track

-Housing and Water Minister In accordance with the  Lethem Development Plan, areas for industrial, commercial, residential and small business development have already been set aside.

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