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    Rain damage expands repairs needed along Lethem trail

    Repairs to the Lethem trail are ongoing and according to the project engineer attached to construction company BK International, the scope of works between the Kurupukari Crossing and Lethem has changed following recent prolonged rainfall. Engineer Basdeo Ramlall said the company began works along the roadway approximately one month ago. MMC Mining Company is simultaneously [...]

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    Passengers disembarking

    Trans Guyana plane runs off Mabaruma strip

    A Trans Guyana Airways (TGA) Cessna Caravan careened off the runway at the Mabaruma airstrip in Region One yesterday morning after the aircraft suffered an apparent brake failure. According to a passenger’s account, around 8:05 am the aircraft bearing registration 8R-GHR landed on the short North West District runway and after reaching the end of [...]

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    The plane just after it had run off of the airstrip. Passengers can be seen just having disembarked.

    Trans Guyana plane runs off Mabaruma strip

    A Trans Guyana Airways (TGA) Cessna Caravan careened off the runway at the Mabaruma airstrip in Region One early this morning after the aircraft suffered an apparent brake failure. According to a passenger’s account, around 8:05 am the aircraft bearing registration 8R-GHR landed on the short North West District runway and after reaching the end [...]

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    One of the damaged gates of the Ogle Municipal Airport yesterday.

    ASL tanker rams Ogle airport gate in fuel standoff

    A fuel standoff between Ogle Airport Incorporated (OAI) and Air Services Limited (ASL) climaxed when a senior official of the airline rammed a fuel tanker through the padlocked airport gate on Thursday and the police are investigating the matter. According to reports reaching this newspaper yesterday, at around 6:30pm on Thursday the driver of a [...]

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    Pieces of pottery which were found by the archaeological team at Dubulay on the Berbice River earlier this month.

    Rich archaeological finds at 5,000 year-old Berbice settlement

    Guyanese archaeologist George Simon and a team of scientists are on the verge of making key discoveries on human settlements which may have existed in the Berbice area as long as 5000 years ago. The team has been working in the Berbice River community of Dubulay and will this weekend hold a public forum at [...]

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    The collapsed house

    House crushes D’Urban St man

    A man died last evening after a dilapidated house on D’Urban Street, in the city crashed down on him. Dead is Ato Lewis, 26, who resided at the house at Lot 6, D’Urban Street, Wortmanville. The house is located obliquely opposite the Wortmanville Assemblies of God Church. The man was pronounced dead on arrival at [...]

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    Customs officer sacked, three suspended over cocaine in container

    The Guyana Revenue Autho-rity (GRA) has dismissed a customs officer and suspended three others, following the discovery of $700M in cocaine in a container shipped from here to Jamaica. Three officers who serve in key positions within the organisation were issued indefinite suspension letters last week, Stabroek News was told. Another officer, who was attached [...]

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    The Damon Monument, a  significant  landmark at Anna Regina, is located close to the  central car park in the community which is usually buzzing with activities on  market day on Fridays.

    Anna Regina

    Described as Guyana’s “cleanest town” by residents, the sprawling township of Anna Regina on the Essequibo Coast is being promoted by its residents as a “leading” example to other townships across the country. Anna Regina, which is home to the administrative office of Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam) got its name in the 18th century after the [...]

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    Prime Minister Samuel Hinds addresses the gathering yesterday at the Duke Lodge, in Kingston.

    Cross-border trade lags despite Takutu Bridge

    The level of bilateral trade between Guyana and Brazil is below expectations, even after the opening of the Takutu Bridge, which had been expected to stimulate growth. This was the assessment presented by President of the Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA) Clinton Williams yesterday, when he addressed a gathering at Duke Lodge in Kingston, [...]

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    This taxi was involved in an accident along Third Avenue, Bartica after which police officer Leonard Forde died in a subsequent accident.

    Cop dies after run over by truck at accident scene

    A policeman who was at the scene of an early morning accident at Bartica was pronounced dead on arrival at the Bartica Hospital after he was run over by a speeding truck. According to reports, Constable Leonard Forde, said to be in his early 20s, who resides in the city and who was attached to [...]

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    The Charity stelling along the Pomeroon  River is  usually buzzing with activity on most days, including Mondays, the designated market day.

    Charity

    “Everybody is a hustler here,” is how Shakira Khan who vends at the busy Pomeroon River port of Charity in Region Two describes the area which is ideally poised to become Guyana’s newest town. The port is considered the gateway to the Essequibo Coast, and on any given morning, a large number of persons converge [...]

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    Lethem trail repairs set back by rains

    Rain continues to hamper travel along the Lethem trail, where repair works are being undertaken at key sections to ensure safe travel. Regional Executive Officer (REO) of Region 9 Ronald Harsawack told Stabroek News on Monday that construction company BK International is currently mobilising equipment in the area to carry out long-term works to the [...]

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    Essequibo farmers reap benefits of Venezuela paddy deal

    Rice farmers on the Essequibo Coast are “reaping the benefits” of the Venezuelan rice deal as farmers have been receiving higher “standardized” prices for paddy in the predominantly rice-producing area. During a visit to the Cinderella County on Tuesday, several rice farmers told Stabroek News that they had formed a body called the ‘Farmers Group,’ [...]

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    New miners executive sees tough year ahead

    The newly-elected executive of the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGMDA) has forecast a “tough” year ahead as it looks to sustain earnings while contending with attempts to enforce stricter regulation over the industry. At the body’s Annual General Meeting yesterday, held at the association’s headquarters on North Road, GGDMA Executive Director Edward Shields [...]

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