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Updated: 8:25 pm. Stabroek News will continue to publish the results of Statements of Poll posted up outside of polling stations as they become available.

Mark Crumwell called ‘Demon’ is wanted by the police for questioning in relation to a matter of Possession of Firearms and Ammunition that is under investigation.

Former US President Jimmy Carter today flew back to Atlanta, Georgia after feeling unwell.

At about 0025h. today, the police say that the driver of HB 4024 accidentally collided with motor car PPP 7994 that was parked in Main Street, Georgetown.

(Trinidad Express) Hot dogs and ketchup. An order for US$1,250,187.36 (TT$7.8 million) worth of it was made under the title “Food items for Guyana” by the National Energy Corporation (NEC), via an invoice sent to the Central International Company LLC.

The Guyana Human Rights Organisation yesterday called for Monday’s general elections to be the last ethnically-fuelled one.

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter (second from left) and members of the Carter Center election observation delegation met with GECOM staff members and Commissioner Dr.

President Donald Ramotar (left), greeting former US President Jimmy Carter upon his arrival at the Office of the President today, where he and observer team, paid President Ramotar a courtesy call. 

US-based Guyana-born doctor Dr Tulsi Dyal Singh who says he has been a lifetime supporter of the PPP today endorsed APNU+AFC saying that the ruling party is not that of its founder Dr Cheddi Jagan.

At about 0245h. today, the police say that three men, one of whom was armed with a handgun, broke into a home at Cadet Lane, South Ruimveldt, where they confronted Mai Venezuela, 39 years, and her son Devon Venezuela, 19 years.

(Trinidad Express) Collapsed insurance giant Clico still owes Government TT$12.83 billion, Minister in the Ministry of Finance and Economy Rudy Indarsingh said yesterday.

At about 1130h. today, the police say that during the clearing of a cargo consignment at the GNIC Wharf by GRA Officials a cache of arms and ammunition was found comprising two (2) AK 47 Rifles, four (4) 40 pistols, eleven (11) 9mm.

The Privatisation Unit and government holding company, NICIL today flayed a statement from opposition alliance APNU+AFC which said that “credible information suggest that there is an unusual amount of shredding of documents which is (taking) place at the Privitisation Unit located in Kingston”.

The Guyana Elections Commission this afternoon said it was fully ready for free, fair and transparent elections on Monday.

Former US President Jimmy Carter, 90, (right) arrived here today to head up the Carter Center observer mission for Monday’s general elections.

The police today rejected an APNU+AFC press release saying that there was a plan for mass arrests to prevent persons from voting.

APNU+AFC today said that it is confident of a majority at Monday’s elections.

LONDON, (Reuters) – Prime Minister David Cameron won a stunning election victory in Britain, overturning poll predictions that the vote would be the closest in decades to sweep easily into office for another five years, with his Labour opponents in tatters.

President Donald Ramotar (right) and Presidential Adviser Odinga Lumumba at the podium at the Buxton community meeting last night.

LONDON, (Reuters) – Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservatives are on track to govern Britain for another five years even though they are likely to fall just short of an outright majority at Thursday’s election, an exit poll showed.