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Police still looking for key grenade suspect

The police yesterday continued their hunt for an individual who it is believed played a key role in last week’s grenade lobbing incident outside of Kaieteur News even as close to a dozen suspects and the vehicle suspected to have been used by the perpetrators remain in custody.

Carvil Duncan GPL larceny charges amende

Two months after solo charges of larceny and conspiracy to commit a multi-million dollar larceny were levelled against former Guyana Power and Light (GPL) director Carvil Duncan, he appeared before a city court yesterday, where the charges were amended.

Cabinet approves $9.4M for heart surgery on 18 children

Cabinet has approved financing to the value of $9.4M or the equivalent of US$44,750 for a team from the International Children’s Heart Foundation (Baby Heart) to perform cardiac operations on 18 children, a release from the Ministry of the Presidency said yesterday.

Where’s the money?

The city constabulary has begun investigations into the whereabouts of $8 million gifted to the Global Friendships Foundation from the Chinese Embassy to aid in the restoration and enhancement of George-town.

Technical team to examine options for Barabina road

A technical team from the Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MPI) will be sent to Barabina, Region One to assess the condition of the road after it was highlighted that it had returned to its deplorable condition mere weeks after being rehabilitated.

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No decision made to hike Demerara Harbour Bridge tolls – ministry

The increase in select tolls for the Demerara Harbour Bridge is necessary to cushion the close to $400M a year government subsidy and to prepare commuters for a more modern facility, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said yesterday even as the Public Infrastructure Ministry and bridge company denied that a final decision had been made.

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