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Venezuelan man killed at Arau

A Venezuelan man whose name the police gave as  Animal Sonja, 51,  of Valencia, Venezuela was fatally beaten on New Year’s Day at Arau mountain top, Cuyuni River.

Minister of Agricultural Zulfikar Mustapha displays a letter that was sent to Panamanian authorities last year demanding outstanding payment (Department of Public Information photo)
Minister of Agricultural Zulfikar Mustapha displays a letter that was sent to Panamanian authorities last year demanding outstanding payment (Department of Public Information photo)

Billion-dollar Panama debt to millers remains in limbo

As over $1 billion owed by the Panamanian government to the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) for rice sold to the country remains in limbo, a proposal is being put forward for consideration by the GRDB to offer a commission to millers.

GDF promotions

GUYANA DEFENCE FORCE ANNOUNCES ITS OTHER RANKS PROMOTIONS FOR 2022   In accordance with Part III Section 16 of the Defence Act 15:01 of 1977, the Chief of Staff Brigadier Godfrey Bess, MSS, is pleased to announce the promotion of One Thousand Twenty-One (1021) other ranks of the Guyana Defence Force.

Aubrey Norton

Norton says accepts reality of PPP/C gov’t

Newly-elected leader of the PNCR, Aubrey Norton says that the reality is that the PPP/C is the government of Guyana and President Irfaan Ali and his office are accepted, but it does not change his belief that the 2020 election was manipulated to give those results thus making the government an “installed one”.

Irfaan Ali

President pledges more oil and gas scholarships

President Irfaan Ali last evening announced a plan for more oil and gas scholarships for government employees and launched a blistering attack on APNU+AFC MPs over the pandemonium they caused at Wednesday’s sitting of Parliament even as he continued to defend the provisions of the controversial Natural Resource Fund (NRF) Bill.

Ean McPherson

Speaker’s Personal Assistant lodges complaint over ethnic slur

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC), Renne Chester, yesterday said that the Commission has acknowledged the complaint by the Personal Assistant to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ean McPherson, over a racial slur directed at him while performing his duties at the National Assembly.

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