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President David Granger (fourth from left) is flanked by ministers and others. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)
President David Granger (fourth from left) is flanked by ministers and others. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

President meets toshaos on mining security

President David Granger along with Vice-President and Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Sydney Allicock; Minister of Social Cohesion, Amna Ally, and Minister of Communities, Ronald Bulkan, yesterday met with 12 Toshaos and a number of village councillors from Cuyuni-Mazaruni, Region Seven to discuss problems affecting their livelihoods.

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo (centre) and wife Sita Nagamootoo (next to him) hands over the cheque to Founder of the Group Beryl Haynes in the presence of community members. (GINA photo)
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo (centre) and wife Sita Nagamootoo (next to him) hands over the cheque to Founder of the Group Beryl Haynes in the presence of community members. (GINA photo)

Liliendaal Community Development Group gets $1M from PM

The Liliendaal Community Development Group was yesterday afternoon presented with a $1 million cheque by Prime Minister and First Vice President Moses Nagamootoo, to enhance the community’s development, GINA said.

Rotary of Demerara celebrates 22 years

This year marks 22 years since the Rotary Club of Demerara officially received its charter from Rotary International on 9th December 1993, and members of the organisation gathered at the Cara Lodge on Tuesday to observe the anniversary.

Flippa Mafia

‘Flippa Mafia’ convicted in US court

(Jamaica Observer) After more than two years in Federal custody, flamboyant Jamaican deejay Flippa Mafia was yesterday found guilty of first-degree distribution of cocaine, second-degree money laundering, and second-degree conspiracy in Camden County Court, New Jersey.

Look, it’s here! PPP/C MP Anil Nandlall holding up a copy of yesterday’s Stabroek News to make a point in Parliament yesterday. (Keno George photo)

Gov’t relents on terrorism bill

Under pressure over a contentious anti-terrorism bill, the government yesterday dropped plans to rush it through the National Assembly but two other bills were approved by the APNU+AFC side in the absence of the PPP/C whose parliamentarians walked out in protest.

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