Daily Archive: Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Articles published on Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Steve Bannon

Trump pardons ex-aide Bannon but not himself or family

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump granted clemency to former White House aide Steve Bannon as part of a wave of pardons and commutations issued in his final hours in office, but did not pardon himself, members of his family or lawyer Rudy Giuliani.

A document relating to the purchase of a gift.

Several gov’t agencies bought gifts for Patterson, Ferguson

Even as Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson continues to deny ever receiving jewellery presents over the years from the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) and Asphalt Plant, a preliminary review of other agencies covered by his then ministry reveals numerous purchases for him and his then junior minister Annette Ferguson.

Robbery suspect nabbed at city hospital

A twenty-four-year-old robbery suspect who escaped from the police on Monday during a shooting incident was yesterday morning captured by police at the Woodlands Hospital where he had gone to seek medical attention for a gunshot wound he had sustained during the incident.

Muneshwers makes donation to GFF

With the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers set  to commence in March, local entity Muneshwers Limited donated several health and sanitation products yesterday to the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Golden Jaguars Senior programme.

Abena Moore at the hearing (Department of Public Information photo)

Public Accounts Committee rules EPA breached FMA Act

The Public Accounts Committee on Monday found the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guilty of breaching the Fiscal Management and Accountability (FMA) Act in 2016 after it retained $33.2 million rather than return it to the Consolidated Fund, as it sought to utilise the sum to fund the construction of its headquarters in Ganges Street.

Law graduates

Dear Editor, If the media in Guyana insists on inundating me with information on law graduates, I will require the details on the engineering, agricultural and environmental sciences, history, and education cohorts.

25th Amendment

The storming of the Capitol in Washington DC, on January 6th, by a cult-like deranged mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters, while the rest of the world looked on in utter shock and complete disbelief, no doubt caused all Guyanese to recall the extended spate of confusion following our March 2020 general elections.