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Security guard, businessman charged in connection with theft of school’s solar panels
A security guard and a businessman, who are both from Bartica, who are implicated in the alleged theft of solar...
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Opposition Leader frowns on gov’t’s impending appeal of High Court ruling on teachers’ strike
Opposition Leader, Aubrey Norton on Saturday disagreed with the Guyana government's intention to appeal a High Court decision that deemed...
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Truck driver charged for accident that left Traffic Chief injured
FLASH BACK: The truck that slammed into the police force pick-up on the Friendship, East Bank Demerara Public Road. Superintendent...
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High Court orders Trevor Benn-led Public Service Coop Credit Union management team to take office; Van Sluytman vows to take legal action
Attorneys-at-Law Roysdale Forde and Christopher Thompson with the newly-elected members of the Committee of Management of the Guyana Public Service...
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Submission of main arguments to ICJ doesn’t mean recognition of court- Venezuela
The Venezuelan government on Monday defended its decision to submit its main arguments to the International Court of Justice (ICJ)...
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Venezuela submits key arguments to ICJ in border case with Guyana
Despite last year's questionable referendum that rejected the International Court of Justice as the means of settling the border controversy,...
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Magistrates appointed Land Court judges
Three magistrates would be sworn on Friday as Commissioners of Title (Land Court judges) to serve in the Land Court...
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Three juveniles charged with murder
Three juveniles were Wednesday charged with the murder of a teenaged boy at Patentia, West Bank Demerara, police said. The...
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New York-based Rickford Burke asks Guyana High Court to quash summons, defamation charges
New York-based opposition activist, Rickford Burke has asked the High Court to quash the serving of a Guyana Magistrates court...
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Debunching no longer possible- Chief Education Officer; GTU says several issues not financial, maintains there was no collective bargaining
Left to right: Chief Education Officer Saddam Hussein, Attorney General Anil Nandlall and GTU President Mark Lyte. The Ministry of...
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