Official: 7 Afghan policemen poisoned, killed
The Taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack that killed seven members of Afghan National Police on Monday.
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PM Hinds to present first reading to National Assembly for provision of a National Broadcast Authority.
Georgetown : Prime Minister Samuel Hinds and Minister of Public Works and Communications will present the broadcasting bill 2011 for the first reading on Thursday. The bill to make provision for…
Activists: Syrian forces shoot at funeral
Security forces killed at least seven civilians in the western industrial city of Homs amid continued sporadic fire into Tuesday morning, a human rights group and eyewitnesses said.
Organizers: Israeli navy surrounds boat
A ship trying to break Israel’s naval blockade on Gaza was surrounded by four Israeli navy boats, organizers said Tuesday.
Another accident victim succumbed this morning – total death now five
Georgetown : An unknown female of African descent succumbed this morning to injuries suffered in an accident last evening. According to the public relations officer at the Georgetown Hospital, Mrs. Proctor,…
Debate on Corruption Bill today
Bridgetown. The Prevention of Corruption Bill 2010 will be debated in the House of Assembly today, among the key provisions of the bill is a declaration of assets by every…
Delta Airlines boost up service for summer- to fly USA/ Guyana route daily.
Georgetown : Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Manniram Prashad announced that Delta Airlines has increased its flights and will be flying daily from New York to Guyana. Minister Prashad said…
Argentina to reopen Embassy in Guyana and strengthens bilateral relationships.
Georgetown : Prime Minister Samuel Hinds and Minister of Foreign Affairs Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, last evening attended a reception hosted by Minister Luis Martino, Charge d’Affaires, Embassy of Argentina in honour of…
Japan bans beef shipment from Fukushima
Japan announced Tuesday it is banning all shipments of cattle raised in the Fukushima Prefecture amid fears that the meat may have been contaminated from radiation at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant.
Japan bans beef shipment from Fukushima
Japan announced Tuesday it is banning all shipments of cattle raised in the Fukushima Prefecture amid fears that the meat may have been contaminated from radiation at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant.
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