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IICA participates in Agriculture Risk Insurance Seminar in Guyana
"Without effective risk management poverty reduction will not occur; insurance is an essential risk management tool," warned David Hatch, Associate Deputy Director General, of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture .
Peoplea s Progressive Party stalwart Brindley Benn, CCH, the father of Public Works Minister Robeson Benn, died yesterday after a brief illness.
Passenger killed after truck crashes into fence
A Diamond, East Bank Demerara man lost his life after the Canter truck he was travelling in slammed into a concrete fence at Number 4 Village, West Berbice yesterday morning.
Guyana should emulate region in private sector/university linkages a " Bourne
Guyana is lagging behind the rest of the region in terms of the relationship between the university and the business community and newly installed Chancellor of the University of Guyana Professor Compton Bourne has criticized what he describes as the "free-rider situation" that informs the relationship between the local private sector and the ...
Two licences suspended in causing death cases
Two drivers have had their licences suspended after being charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
Winifred Gaskin a " An early Guyanese politician a " Part 1
In the political development of Guyana, Winifred Gaskin stands out as an extraordinary example of an early Guyanese politician who displayed exemplary characteristics of patriotism, commitment to cause, pioneering zeal and strength of character.
Guyana Power Company to dismiss 75 employees
Guyana Power and Light Inc. has announced plans to retrench 75 of its employees with full benefits, as the company says it no longer needs such a large workforce.
Guyana to buy 2 ferries from China for $17 million
GEORGETOWN, Guyana: A top Guyana official says the South American country will buy two new river ferries from the Chinese government for $17 million.
Fire service confirms arson in recent Regent St. fire
The investigation into the recent Regent St fires has confirmed arson in the most recent case, which saw the destruction of Household Plus, the Chino Variety, Slim Jet, Fullworths General Store and Wireless Connections.
FAO Extols Guyana Efforts vs. Climate Change
Georgetown, Dec 3 The UN Food and Agriculture Organization praised the efforts of Guyana for the preservation of the environment and of Cuba for reforestation.
RusAl Closes Guyana Plant, Workers Still on Strike
The world's largest producer of alumina and aluminum said it no longer recognizes the Guyana Bauxite and General Workers Union, a move that union leaders say is illegal.
Guyana minister emphasises Amazon's critical role as a single geo-destination
Minister of Tourism Industry and Commerce Manniram Prashad delivering remarks at the 5th Technical Meeting Tourism Commitee meeting of Focal Point.
Accused - torture' cops charged with wounding another prisoner
The two police officers who were charged with unlawfully wounding a 15-year-old boy was burned in the genital area while in custody at the Leonora Police Station appeared yesterday at the Georgetown Magistrate's Court charged with wounding yet another prisoner who was in custody at the same station.
Three dead in two-vehicle smash up in Guyana's interior
A two-vehicle smash up in Guyana's hinterland has left three persons dead, including a three-year-old boy.
Involuntary re-migrant seeks second chance in the US
Fifty-one-year-old Gale Daniels is as the saying says, - trying to keep her head above water' with her only silver lining being the hope of being reunited with her eight children.
Literacy tests proposed for primary students
The education ministry is considering the introduction of a new literacy assessment to determine whether primary-level students meet the required standard to sit the National Grade Six Examination .
American visitor and Guyanese homeowner remanded over cocaine bust at airport
Magistrate Priya Beharry yesterday ordered that a US national, who initially admitted having cocaine in his luggage at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport , Timehri, and another man at whose home he allegedly stayed, be remanded to prison when they appeared before her at the Georgetown Magistrate's Court.
Jaguar kills gold miner in Guyana jungle
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 10:33 a.m. GEORGETOWN, Guyana - Police say a jaguar prowling the lush jungles of Guyana killed a gold and diamond miner as he fetched water from a creek.
Teens stabbed in separate incidents
Two teens were stabbed in separate incidents late Satur-day and early yesterday while a 57-year-old man is nursing gunshot wounds after walking into a gun trap at Parika, East Bank Essequibo.
Commentary: Cultivating intellectual property rights, responsibilities and respect in the Caribbean
By Abiola Inniss On October 28, 2009, this writer, upon browsing the Kaieteur News of Guyana, was left open-mouthed in astonishment at finding on page 9 of the newspaper, a big bold copy of my last article published on October 27, 2009, by Caribbean Net News entitled 'Restorative justice: a farfetched idea for the Caribbean?'. Abiola Inniss LLB, ...
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