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Chancellor laments shortage of judges

While recently boasting of  strides made by the judiciary, particularly in eliminating the case-backlog, acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Yonette Cummings-Edwards also lamented the shortage of judges which continues to plague it. 

Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony (second from right) signing the agreement (Northwell photo)
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony (second from right) signing the agreement (Northwell photo)

Northwell Health medical residents at GPHC

With a focus on its physicians being trained in tropical medicine to better able serve Guyanese specifically living in New York, US, Northwell Health—that state’s largest health care provider—has dispatched its first batch of medical residents to Guyana to work at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

Nionel Berkeley

Agricola accident victim succumbs to injuries

Shirley Hollingsworth, the pedestrian who was injured in the fatal accident on the Agricola Public Road just over a week ago, has succumbed to her injuries in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

GEA in battery upgrade at Hackney Primary

The Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) under its sustainable energy interventions at community/public buildings replaced the 9.6 kWh Battery Energy Storage System of the 0.5kWp Solar PV System installed at the Hackney Primary School located along the Pomeroon River. 

Shurwayne Holder

Harmon has not officially resigned – PNCR Chair

Chairman of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) Shurwayne Holder yesterday said that former Opposition Leader Joseph Harmon has not officially resigned as a Member of Parliament rather he only signalled his intention to do so.

Region Six Chairman, David Armogan and Regional Vice Chairman, Zamal Hussain visited the Lesbeholden protest yesterday to listen to concerns raised by farmers.

Black Bush farmers protest for higher paddy prices

Rice farmers in Black Bush Polder, Corentyne  yesterday took to the streets to voice their frustration at the current reduced prices being given to them by millers for their paddy which they said are expected to take them into losses, however, millers are contending that due to the effects of the world market prices, the reduction is necessary.

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