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Author Archives: Denis Chabrol

Six arrested in huge marijuana, ammo haul

Six persons have been arrested in connection with more than 13 kilogrammes of marijuana and 190 rounds of ammunition that were seized from a house at Pike Street, Sophia, police said. During a cordon and search operation at about 3 AM in North Sophia, police said they seized 13.166 kilogrammes of marijuana and 190 live .45 bullets. The Guyana Police ...

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Body of man who went overboard Demerara Harbour Bridge found

The decomposing body of a man, who went overboard the Demerara Harbour Bridge earlier this week, was Tuesday morning found on the Kingston seashore, Georgetown, police said. Police said the body has been identified to be that of Dellon Thorne. Investigators said the man allegedly jumped into the Demerara River from the Harbour Bridge on Sunday, July 11. The body ...

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Pro-democracy Cubans protest outside Cuban embassy in Guyana

A group of Cubans in Guyana on Monday afternoon protested outside the Cuban embassy, in solidarity with their fellow citizens back in Cuba who are involved in countrywide protests there. Citizens of the Cuban communist -run Caribbean nation, in a historic, move have taken to the streets in Cuba to protest economic hardship in the country, lack of democracy, food ...

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Special domestic violence courtrooms as Police Force says registers 20 percent conviction rate

The Guyana Police Force has been securing an average of just over 20 percent convictions for domestic violence cases in recent times, based on figures released by Police Commissioner Nigel Hoppie even as he welcomed more conducive conditions at courts for victims to testify. In a rare disclosure of detailed crime statistics in recent years, Mr. Hoppie said in 2019 ...

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Second dose Sputnik V vaccines arrive

Second doses of the Sputnik vaccine have arrived in Guyana but priority will be given to persons who got their first dose in April, Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony said Monday. “We have now been able to get second dose Sputnik V into the country and, as of tomorrow, we will start administering the second dose of the Sputnik-V,” he ...

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GRA enforcement officer stabbed to death allegedly by landlady’s son

An enforcement officer of the Guyana Revenue Authority was early Monday morning stabbed to death allegedly by the landlady’s son while demanding that he vacate the apartment he is renting. Dead is 24-year old Dwayne Daniel Taitt. Police say he was killed by the landlady’s son, one day after the landlady notified him that he has to vacate the apartment ...

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GTT adds more Call Centre agents; more to be trained

The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) has added 20 more call centre agents, as part of its overall efforts to improve the company’s response to customers’ queries and reports. The new agents graduated last Friday, and the company said the move aims to make it “a customer centric organisation.” Reminding that one of the company’s three promises is to ...

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‘Do not reply’ says Police Commissioner after question on disappearance of $3 M reward from CID headquarters

Police Commissioner, Nigel Hoppie on Sunday issued an instruction presumably to the public relations team  after the media posed questions about the alleged disappearance of part of GYD$3 million reward for information concerning the killing of teenage cousins Joel and Isaiah Henry. At 10:11 AM Sunday, reporter Travis Chase asked, “Morning Stan, Mark …… can you confirm that the $3 ...

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Compulsory COVID19 vaccination is legal- Caribbean Law Professor

Prominent Caribbean Law Professor, Rose-Marie Belle Antoine on Thursday said COVID-19 vaccination could be made compulsory without violating human rights, constitution and the law. “It’s a fairly easy sell for me to accept that mandatory vaccination is constitutionally legitimate and we have good precedent for it since we already have laws mandating vaccines for children’s entry into schools,” said Ms. ...

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