Maritime
MARAD virtually rules out issuing boat captain licence to Mohamed
WIN General Secretary Odessa Primus and her party leader Azruddin Mohamed outside the Maritime Administration's office in Kingston, Georgetown. The...
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El Niño drought will spike costs, reduce imports through Panama Canal into 2027
The Panama Canal (picture from IDB Invest website) The Caribbean Private Sector Organisation (CPSO) says importers and governments across the...
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Three companies bid to salvage MV Barima
One Dutch and two Guyanese companies have submitted bids to salvage the MV Barima that sank in July and claimed...
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MV Barima ferry commisssion of inquiry visited scene, collecting documents
The five-member Commission of Inquiry into the sinking of the ferry MV Barima has visited the area where the vessel...
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Procurement process for ferry salvager continuing – Ali
President Irfaan Ali on Monday said several companies that have been shortlisted to salvage the ferry, MV Barima, that sank...
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Guyana-Suriname ferry resumes operations
The MV Canawaima ferry on Friday resumed operations across the Corentyne River after the ban was lifted by the Maritime...
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Now expired documents show Mohamed’s boat was certified, inspected
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed on Thursday said he found the licence and certificate of inspection for his boat, Prince AZ...
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Azruddin Mohamed and boat not licensed to operate – MARAD
Hours after police and coast guard impounded a vessel and arrested its owner Azruddin Mohamed, the Maritime Administration (MARAD) said...
Read moreDetailsOpposition Leader in police detention, evidence disputes damage to go-fast boat
A screen grab from Akim Hercules' Facebook video showing damage to the vessel while it was at an interior location....
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Opposition Leader’s boat detained after he failed to produce documents
The damaged vessel belonging to Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed (WIN picture) After an extensive search that turned up nothing illegal,...
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