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Govt rules out voluntary compensation to baton-sodomized man
Colwyn Harding (Kaieteur News photo)Government on Thursday effectively ruled out voluntarily compensating the man who a policeman sodomized with a...
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Updated: Linden’s power restored
The BOSAI Minerals bauxite plantElectricity supply to Linden was restored early Thursday morning after technicians repaired a breaker that interfaces...
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Two nursery schools remain closed; low-lying areas urged to take precautions
Weather satellite imagery of Guyana lated Wednesday afternoonThe Albouystown and Headstart Nursery Schools will remain closed on Thursday due to...
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Civil society orgs; ordinary Guyanese demand tougher action against police in baton-sexual assault case
Several representatives of non-governmental organisations as well as ordinary folk picketed outside the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation in solidarity with...
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Baton-sodomy makes mockery of police reform- Home Ministry
Hone Affairs Minister, Clement RoheeThe Home Affairs Ministry on Wednesday said a policeman’s alleged sodomizing of a detainee with a...
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Police force warns of “stern action” against baton-sodomy accused cop
Colwyn Harding (Kaieteur News photo)In the wake of mounting condemnaation, the Guyana Police Force on Wednesday warned that stern action...
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CARICOM moves to harmonise literacy data
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is forging ahead with a programme designed to harmonise the measurement of literacy data to advance...
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Mahdia Gold to begin work in Omai property this month
Work at the gold-bearing Omai area is expected to begin later this month, Mahdia Gold Corporation announced on Monday.The company...
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Policeman allegedly involved in baton-sodomy of detainee under close arrest
Colwyn Harding (Kaieteur News photo)As preparations begin for protests in London and Georgetown against police brutality, a police constable who...
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Heavy rainfall forces closure of several schools
The Ministry of Education has announced that 12 schools in Georgetown and one in Region Three will remain closed on...
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