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Ministry to probe allegations about conditions at Aurora gold mines The Ministry of Labour and Manpower Planning says it is aware of several videos currently circulating on the Facebook page Team Mohamed’s, involving the Chinese-owned company Zijin Gold Mountain Ya Mei Construction Inc., The article Ministry to probe allegations about conditions at Aurora gold mines appeared first on Stabroek News.
GDF, Colombia Navy discuss expanded defence co-operation Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan and Branch Heads of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) yesterday welcomed Commander of the Colombian Navy Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo for a courtesy call at the Executive Room, Base Camp Ayanganna. The article GDF, Colombia Navy discuss expanded defence co-operation appeared first on Stabroek News.
APNU calls for parliamentary oversight of E-Id cards A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has strongly criticised the government after it was confirmed that the distribution of the new Digital ID card has already begun even though the Digital Identity Card Act and the Data Protection Act remain inactive. The article APNU calls for parliamentary oversight of E-Id cards appeared first on Stabroek News.
WIN members protest outside of Parliament for election of Opposition Leader WIN members yesterday protested outside of Parliament for the election of the Opposition Leader who is expected to be their party’s head, Azruddin Mohamed. The article WIN members protest outside of Parliament for election of Opposition Leader appeared first on Stabroek News.
Upper Mazaruni villages eying subsurface rights The first day of an Upper Mazaruni land rights summit in Jawalla, Region Seven concluded last evening after discussions on a unified strategy for subsurface rights following a landmark 2022 High Court ruling. The article Upper Mazaruni villages eying subsurface rights appeared first on Stabroek News.
BIKES TO THE RESCUE In the best of times, the drive to Halls Delight in the hills of rural St Andrew is not for the faint of heart. Now, three weeks after Hurricane Melissa dumped several inches of rain on the picturesque community, turning already poor roads into...
SBAJ SOUNDS SOS Charging that the Government is moving too slowly while hundreds of livelihoods hang in the balance, the Small Business Association of Jamaica (SBAJ) is calling on the Government to provide immediate direct grants of $300,000 to $500,000 for small...
JPS CEO: Full underground power grid too costly for Jamaica While the widespread destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa has intensified calls for underground electricity infrastructure, Jamaica Public Service (JPS) CEO Hugh Grant says the cost and complexity mean only targeted areas are likely to benefit...
NCU head requests urgent help for tertiary students severely affected by Melissa Professor Lincoln Edwards, president of Northern Caribbean University (NCU), is urging the Government to prioritise assistance for tertiary students following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa. The World Bank estimates that the Category 5...
‘Latty survived the hurricane, but not the mud’ On his 68th birthday, Roderick ‘Latty’ Brissett felt only a little feverish. By the fourth day, the man who seldom got sick slipped away, taken by leptospirosis after the storm. Brissett ran every morning. Even as a sexagenarian, he woke before...