President offers condolences on passing of Bryn Pollard
President David Granger today expressed condolences on the passing of Senior Counsel Bryn Pollard yesterday.
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President David Granger today expressed condolences on the passing of Senior Counsel Bryn Pollard yesterday.
A Bushlot Village, Corentyne woman is presently battling for her life at the New Amsterdam Public Hospital after she was chopped about her body last evening by her husband who later committed suicide.
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The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) today urged customers to be more vigilant and seek verification of promotions as the company has seen an increase in fraud reports during 2019.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Democrats serving as prosecutors in U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial argued today he improperly impeded a probe by Congress into suspicions he coerced Ukraine’s government to dig up dirt on Joe Biden, a political rival.
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The European Union today announced the deployment of its March 2 election observer mission here.
BEIJING, (Reuters) – China put on lockdown today two cities at the epicentre of a new coronavirus outbreak that has killed 17 people and infected nearly 600, as health authorities around the world scramble to prevent a global pandemic.
THE HAGUE, (Reuters) – The International Court of Justice today ordered Myanmar to take urgent measures to protect its Rohingya population from atrocities, a ruling hailed as a “triumph of international justice” by the tiny African country that brought the case.
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DAVOS, Switzerland, (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud said today that an allegation the kingdom’s crown prince had been involved in a plot to hack the phone of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was “absurd”.
GECOM today ruled that the leader of the Liberty and Justice Party (LJP), Lenox Shuman be removed from the list of candidates submitted by his party as he was a dual citizen at the time.
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Cuban medical specialists have confirmed that President David Granger’s medical examination shows that he has improved to the satisfaction of his doctors and that he is in good health, according to a statement today from the Ministry of the Presidency.
ABUJA, (Reuters) – Nigeria’s financial crimes watchdog charged a former attorney general suspected of taking bribes to facilitate a $1.3 billion oil block sale, the agency said today, in the latest twist in one of the industry’s biggest alleged corruption scandals.
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