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Mark Forde
Mark Forde

Cop under close arrest for beating minor

Mark Forde, a Police Constable, has been placed under ‘close arrest’ at the La Grange Police Station following an incident that occurred at about 19:00hrs on 30th September 2024, where he was captured on video beating a 17-year-old boy Forde was arrested and placed under close arrest as investigations continue.

Members of the club with the library
Members of the club with the library

Mobile Library set up at National Park

On Sunday, September 29, 2024, the Rotaract Club of Georgetown Central in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of University of Guyana and Rotaract Club Corriverton installed the first Mobile Library at the National Park within the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central’s Wellness Space.

President meets GWI on service

President Irfaan Ali yesterday morning met with the executive management and chair of the Board of Directors of Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) to emphasise the importance of service delivery.

Ambassador Guo Haiyan speaking last evening (DPI photo)

`Development holds key to resolving all problems’

-Chinese Ambassador says as 75th anniversary of China’s founding celebrated Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Chinese Ambassador, Guo Haiyan last evening stressed that “development holds the key to resolving all problems” and said that Beijing will never forget that Guyana was the first English-speaking Caribbean country to establish ties with it.

Bulletin issued for sixth suspect over kidnapping

-police search Annandale backlands A Guyana Police Force (GPF) search team yesterday ventured into the Annandale backlands, East Coast Demerara, as a part of their ongoing investigation into the abduction of Joshua David and a wanted bulletin has been issued for a sixth suspect, identified as Damion Barlow of Lot 47 Norton Street, Georgetown.

Three lighting towers malfunction at key CPL match

The first Caribbean Premier League (CPL) eliminator between the Trinbago Knight Riders and the Barbados Royals was abruptly halted last night after three of the six lighting towers at the National Stadium in Providence went out during the former’s innings.

Carol Trim

NA Town council suspends PPP/C Councillor

The Mayor and Town Council of New Amsterdam on Monday decided to suspend PPP/C Councillor, Carol Trim over claims of disorderly conduct, however, Trim is maintaining that the suspension is an orchestrated attack on her after she spoke out about financial irregularities at the level of the council.

Cathy Hughes to appeal decision on `low-life’ case

Catherine Hughes is to appeal a decision  by Chief Justice (ag), Roxane George SC who on Monday dismissed legal proceedings seeking a number of declarations regarding the establishment of the Human Rights Commission and in connection with Hughes being described as a “low-life” A statement yesterday from her attorney Nigel Hughes said: “Ms Hughes has been advised that the decision of the Honourable Chief Justice ought to benefit from a review of  a Court of Appellate jurisdiction and has consequently instructed her Attorneys to appeal the decision”.

Some of the winners with their trophies and certificates (Ministry of Education photo)

Region Three captures Spanglish Bee Competition

Region Three  emerged as the overall winner, dominating in the 3rd Annual Spanglish Bee Competition, organized by the Ministry of Education’s Migrant Education Support Unit (MESU) in partnership with the National Literacy Department.

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