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Peanut butter recall issued

The Government Analyst/ Food & Drug Department yesterday said that certain batches of two brands of foreign peanut butter: Peter Pan and Great Value may contain salmonella which has sickened hundreds in the US and consumers should check their jars.

Akon fires up thousands of Valentine night revellers

Thousands of Guyanese experienced high energy entertainment on Valentine’s night at the live Digicel “Experience” concert featuring Grammy-nominated R&B and Hip Hop singer Akon in the National Park, despite bothersome sound system problems.

Ask the Consul

Q: How can I work in the United States? Anyone going to the United States with the intention of working there temporarily must obtain a nonimmigrant work visa.

History This Week

This month of February, 2007, marks the sixty-eight (68th) anniversary of the Leonora Protest or Strike and Riot of 1939.

Alleged mango thief also accused of threatening behaviour

Magistrate Fazil Azeez yesterday remanded to prison a man accused of stealing mangoes and other items over a period of time and displaying threatening behaviour toward their owners, when he appeared at the Vreed-en-Hoop Magistrate’s Court to answer to the charges.

Alleged tool thief remanded

Acting Chief Magistrate Cecil Sullivan yesterday remanded to prison a man accused of stealing items worth more than $200,000 after he pleaded not guilty when he appeared to answer to the charges.

Judge denies Roger Khan laptop request

New York Judge, Dora Irizarry on Tuesday ruled against the request for Roger Khan to be granted permission to use a laptop computer while in jail and she also denied a request for the court to hold a status conference on why Khan was moved from the Nassau County jail to a Federal prison and housed in a cell designed for terrorists.

Haynes, Hope capture titles at novices TT tourney

Darren Haynes and Latoya Hope were the winners of the male and female categories respectively when the National Sport Commission (NSC) held its Mashramani novices table tennis tournament on Saturday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

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