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The red dot shows where the quake occurred. (Trinidad Express photo)
The red dot shows where the quake occurred. (Trinidad Express photo)

Strong quake off Venezuela felt here

A brief temblor said to be of around 6.2 on the Richter Scale struck around 10.13 pm tonight off Venezuela and was felt in Trinidad, Georgetown and other parts of Guyana.

Police probing Aruka killing

The police say they are investigating the death of Chris Allicock,30 years, of Aruka River Mouth North West District, which occurred on Sunday October 06, 2013.

Roger Luncheon

Mercury phase out set

Guyana will from this year begin implementing measures to phase out the use of mercury in mining, Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr.

24/7 dredging of Demerara needed – Luncheon

The dredging of the Demerara River needs to be boosted to 24 hours a day as it is clear that the routine dredging that is currently practised in the river channel is insufficient to optimise the use of ocean-going ships of Port Georgetown, Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr.

City moves to court over $52M in back taxes

The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) yesterday moved to the courts in an attempt to recover more than $52M in rates and interest it says is owed from 1996 to present and among those targeted are Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram and the owners of Kaieteur News.

Prime Minister Samuel Hinds flanked by Cheryl Moore and Beverley Drake in whose honour commemorative stamps were launched  (Government Information Agency photo)

Pioneering women in aviation honoured in new stamp series

Eight pioneering women in the aviation industry were honoured for their outstanding contribution to the local aviation sector in Guyana on Wednesday at the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Officers’ Mess, Camp Ayanganna as the first Women in Aviation Stamp Series was launched and unveiled by Prime Minister Samuel Hinds.

Slain father and son laid to rest in North West

Orlando Fitzgerald and his 17-year-old son Jesse, who were reportedly shot dead by Venezuelan soldiers in the Spanish speaking territory one week ago, were yesterday buried  after a simple funeral service at Wauna, North West District (NWD).

President meets Guyanese in Atlanta, Georgia

President Donald Ramotar says the lack of cooperation from opposition parties is hindering progress on development projects vital for Guyana’s transformation and vowed to bring them to fruition, at a town hall style meeting held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

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