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The teen boy being carried off by police and fire service ranks after being restrained on the rooftop of the Stabroek News on Thursday (Arian Browne photo)
The teen boy being carried off by police and fire service ranks after being restrained on the rooftop of the Stabroek News on Thursday (Arian Browne photo)

Teen accuser unable to ID perpetrator in alleged police outpost rape

Police are preparing to complete their investigation of the alleged rape of a 16-year-old boy at a city police outpost, according to Crime Chief Seelall Persaud, who says the teen has been unable to identify the alleged perpetrators and there are no witnesses.

West Ruimveldt pupil severely whipped

The headmistress of the West Ruimveldt Primary School is being investigated by the Ministry of Education over allegations that she administered such severe corporal punishment to a child as to leave him incapacitated.

Bankers voice concerns to anti-laundering committee

As locals banks face longer processing times for some international transactions, the Guyana Bankers Association on Wednesday expressed its concerns to the select committee reconstituted to work on the crucial anti-money laundering legislation.

Allegations of police abuse must be investigated

The Women and Gender Equality Commission has added its voice to those condemning the alleged sexual and physical assault of detainee Colwyn Harding while in police custody, calling for an independent inquiry while highlighting a number of other concerns affecting the public that must be addressed.

Canadian High Commissioner Nicole Giles (left) and Clerk of the National Assembly Clerk Sherlock Isaacs (centre) sign the MoU as Speaker of the House Raphael Trotman (right) and other staff look on

Virtual access to National Assembly closer

Parliament Office yesterday received funding to the tune of $5.2 million which will go towards equipping it with the capacity to stream live parliamentary sittings, committee meetings and other parliamentary-related activities via the internet.

GBTI warns about `Phishing’

The Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry today warned about an upsurge in fake messages on the internet purporting to come from the bank and asking for information.

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