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Heavy gunfire erupts in Ivory Coast’s two main cities

YAMOUSSOUKRO, (Reuters) – Heavy gunfire erupted on Monday in Ivory Coast’s two largest cities Abidjan and Bouake, witnesses said, as the military pressed an operation aimed at ending a four-day nationwide army mutiny over bonus payments.

The Pakistani team celebrating (WICB photo)

Pakistan wins nail-biter, clinches series

(Reuters) – Pakistan clinched their first ever series win in the Caribbean when they beat West Indies in a thrilling finish to the third test in Dominica on Sunday, giving Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq a perfect retirement present.

Cyber attack hit 200,000 in 150 countries

LONDON, (Reuters) – Friday’s cyber attack hit 200,000 victims in at least 150 countries and that number could grow when people return to work on Monday, the head of the European Union’s police agency said on Sunday.

Sophia man held for trying to bribe cop

A 39 year old ‘C’ Field, Sophia man who yesterday tried to bribe a policeman with half of a million dollars to release his 19 year old son who was earlier yesterday arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, was himself arrested, during a sting operation and the cash lodged as exhibits.

Moco Moco miner murdered in Mahdia gold robbery

The police say that Homicide Detectives are making stringent efforts to quickly apprehend a co-worker who is the prime suspect for the murder of Damon Scipio a/k Rastaman, 56 years, a miner of Moco Moco Village, Central Rupununi, which occurred between 2300hrs last night and 0600hrs this morning, at BK Old Road Backdam, Potaro River.

Gov’t issues cybersecurity alert

The government this evening issued a cybersecurity alert. A statement from the Ministry of the Presidency follows: The Guyana National Cybersecurity Incident Response Team (GNCIRT) confirms that a global ransomware attack is currently in progress. 

Ambulance caught in arch traffic jam

This ambulance with a sick patient travelling from the Industry Health Centre to the Georgetown Public Hospital was among the hundreds of vehicles caught in the gridlock yesterday as a result of the erection of an arch at Cummings Lodge.

Building the future in Latin America and the Caribbean

By Jorge Familiar Jorge Familiar is World Bank vice president for Latin America and the Caribbean As Latin America and the Caribbean begins to emerge from six years of economic slowdown, including two of recession, it is essential to find ways to nurture and strengthen this budding recovery.

Traffic backed up

The severe traffic jam after the Rupert Craig Highway was closed to facilitate work on an arch at Cummings Lodge.

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