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Home Affairs minister mum on investigators for Brutus probe; AFC Leader calls for Caribbean police investigators
Mr Robeson Benn Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn on Friday refused to say who would be investigating alleged financial improprieties...
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Gov’t wary of further action against Mohameds without US evidence – Benn
Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn on Friday said the Guyana government was cautious about seizing firearms in the possession of...
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Natural resources minister denies was questioned by US federal agents
Minister of Natural Resources, Vickram Bharrat on Friday dismissed a claim that he was escorted off a plane on arrival...
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Deputy Police Commissioner Brutus goes on leave to allow for probe
Just days after Deputy Police Commissioner Calvin Brutus was reassigned from administration to Head of Special Branch, the Guyana Police...
Read moreDetailsRecords prove police commissioner wrong about deputy commissioner’s multi-million dollar deposit in police credit union
Deputy Police Commisioner Calvin Brutus. One day after Acting Police Commissioner Clifton Hicken denied that a high-ranking police officer ever...
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CCJ Academy for Law needs to provide specialised training -Pres. Ali
President Irfaan Ali addressing the opening of the inaugural Legal Conference on Criminal Justice Reform - Advancing the Needham’s Point...
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No multi-million dollar deposit into Police Credit Union -Police Commissioner
Acting Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken. Acting Commissioner of Police, Clifton Hicken on Wednesday dismissed social media posts that a...
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Police probing robbery in Albouystown
Police on Wednesday said they were investigating an alleged armed robbery committed on a man on James Street, Albouystown, Georgetown....
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6-year-old boy shot to head in Charlestown
A six-year-old boy was Tuesday night shot to the head by a man who attempted to shoot another man only...
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Expanded UG Council to propose new Act; opposition wary of political control
The National Assembly has approved an order to increase the University of Guyana (UG) Council from 26 to 32 members...
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