Gov’t orders monkeypox vaccines, sets up isolation area at Liliendaal hospital

Gov’t orders monkeypox vaccines, sets up isolation area at Liliendaal hospital

Although there is no one infected with monkeypox in Guyana, the government has ordered vaccines to bolster ongoing efforts meant to protect the population from the spread of this virus, Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony disclosed on Wednesday. Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony. Monkeypox, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), is a virus transmitted…

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AG calls out Norton’s ‘nonsensical’ positions on voters list

AG calls out Norton’s ‘nonsensical’ positions on voters list

HIGHLIGHTING that every step in the electoral process in Guyana is legally determined, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, S.C., on Tuesday, called out Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton for his “uneducated” positions on the Official List of Electors, accusing him of creating unnecessary tensions in the country. The Legal Affairs Minister made…

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Hike in boats, buses, taxis fare will not be tolerated

Hike in boats, buses, taxis fare will not be tolerated

WITH some operators of speedboats, minibuses and taxis opting to increase their fares, forcing commuters to pay more money on established fares, Public Works Minister, Juan Edghill, stated that government has not, at this point, authorised any fare increases. Speaking during a media conference at the ministry’s Wight’s Lane office, Minister Edghill said: “we have…

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‘New era of development on the horizon’

‘New era of development on the horizon’

– President Ali tells YNR apprentices, noting them as integral to transformation THE Natural Resources Ministry has undertaken to mentor a cohort of apprentices as part of its Youth in Natural Resources (YNR) apprenticeship programme. Speaking with the enthusiastic bunch of Guyanese youth, President, Dr Irfaan Ali said that by 2030, those young people will…

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Four years jail for self-confessed drug dealer, paralyzed co-accused gets $150k bail.

Four years jail for self-confessed drug dealer, paralyzed co-accused gets $150k bail.

Akeem Lashley, a self-confessed drug dealer was Thursday sentenced to four years imprisonment and fined $2.3 million for the recent cocaine bust at Norton Street, Georgetown. His paralyzed co-accused Andre Clarke, who the Customs Anti Narcotic Unit (CANU) labelled as a “known drug trafficker” was granted bail in the sum of $150, 000. The pair…

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