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Policemen seen stamping, cuffing robbery suspect; force says cops were “defending themselves”
One of the policemen seen stamping the suspect repeatedly. Two Guyanese police were captured on video assaulting a robbery suspect...
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166 now dead from COVID-19
Guyana's Health Ministry on Monday said two more persons died from the coronavirus - the first for the New Year-...
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Charity restaurateurs robbed at gunpoint
A Chinese’s national and his business partner were robbed and assaulted at gunpoint Sunday night on the Essequibo coast, police...
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GAWU worried about likely retrenchment of asphalt plant workers
Minister of Public Works, Hon. Bishop Juan Edghill receiving a copy of the report from Chateram Ramdihal, CEO of Chateram...
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COVID vaccines expected in Guyana during second quarter of 2021
Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony on Monday disclosed that Guyana would receive the first batch of COVID-19 vaccine during the...
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Auditor General recommends police probe into GYD$170 million lawyers’ fees for political court cases
Auditor General Deodat Sharma says procurement procedures were not followed by the then A Partnership for National Unity+Alliance For Change...
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University of Guyana rejects claims of politicisation, always works with sitting gov’t
The University of Guyana (UG) has rejected persistent claims that its Vice Chancellor Professor Paloma Mohammed-Martin's appointment was not above...
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Small business owner’s house destroyed by fire
Anneve Knights A 25-year old woman, who owns a very small business, on Saturday lost her house and other possessions...
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Two dead in collision at Corentyne
Two persons have died in a head-on collision on the Skeldon Line Path Public Road, Corentyne. They are 26-year old...
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Clothing vendor first reported homicide victim for 2021
Paul Anthony "Blacka" Smith A clothing vendor of Commerce Street, Georgetown and Bent Street, Werk-en-Rust, Georgetown was shot dead New...
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