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From right: Ministers George Norton and Raphael Trotman on a tour of the bond (SN file photo)

Charlestown bond continues to bleed Treasury – Nandlall

More than a year after the drug bond scandal erupted, there is nothing to suggest that the multimillion contract for the monthly rental of the Sussex Street property has been terminated, according to PPP/C MP Anil Nandlall who has expressed concern over the matter and called for it to be put back on the front burner.

ExxonMobil to put down buoys in Stabroek Block

As part of stepped up operations in Guyana’s waters, ExxonMobil will be putting down a series of buoys around its Liza well in the Stabroek Block and within a matter of weeks it will have a total of eight vessels offshore engaged in various tasks.

Questions persist on how Ferreira-Dougall appointed at Region Three

More than two months after questions were first raised as to how a former PNC MP, Jennifer Ferreira-Dougall, 63, came to be appointed as the Deputy Regional Executive Officer (DREO) of Region Three, no information has been provided by the Public Service Commission (PSC) confirming that the post was advertised as should be the case.

Cockfighting murders probe shelved …no new leads

The murders of University of Guyana (UG) student Azrudeen Hussain and poultry vendor Desmond Singh eight months ago after leaving an illegal cockfighting competition have been added to the list of shelved police investigations until new leads are provided.

GDF Lance Corporal hurt in Timehri accident

Jamal McPherson, a Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Lance Corporal is hospitalised in the Intensive Care Unit of the Georgetown Public Hospital, after being involved in an accident on the Timehri Public Road, East Bank Demerara yesterday.

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Teen stabbed over bike

A seventeen-year-old boy was yesterday afternoon stabbed several times during an attack over the use of a bicycle in Norton Street, Wortmanville.

Troubled Sophia teen fined $50,000

A teenaged boy charged with armed robberies was on Thursday fined a total of $50,000 and ordered to attend counselling for alcoholic and narcotics abuse, after the reading of a probation report.

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