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NDIA desilting Commerce St outfall channel – President The National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) has begun desilting the Commerce Street outfall channel in Georgetown, President Irfaan Ali said today. The article NDIA desilting Commerce St outfall channel – President appeared first on Stabroek News.
Work ongoing at Grove truck stop Chief Executive Officer of the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA), Dr. Martin Pertab and a team of engineers, recently visited the site being developed as a truck stop/parking facility in the industrial area of Grove, East Bank Demerara. The article Work ongoing at Grove truck stop appeared first on Stabroek News.
Aurora Gold Mines expanding solar programme to 90 MW -as part of major shift away from fossil fuels Aurora Gold Mines is advancing an extensive multi-phase renewable energy programme aimed at sharply reducing fossil fuel consumption across its operations, as the company moves toward what it describes as a long-term sustainability model for large-scale mining in Guyana. The article Aurora Gold Mines expanding solar programme to 90 MW appeared first on Stabroek News.
SOUTHCOM in ongoing help to GDF Coast Guard for improved radar capability – US embassy The United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) has been assisting the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Coast Guard in improving its radar capability to enable this country to have a better idea of activities taking place in its sea space, the American Embassy here says. The article SOUTHCOM in ongoing help to GDF Coast Guard for improved radar capability – US embassy appeared first on Stabroek News.
Cuban man stabbed to death in apparent robbery A 48-year-old Cuban man was stabbed to death yesterday during what appears to be a robbery while walking along Middle Road, La Penitence, at approximately 2.10 pm. The article Cuban man stabbed to death in apparent robbery appeared first on Stabroek News.
NO VOTE ON GAY UNION BLESSINGS The Boulevard Baptist Church membership last month voted down a proposal from its pastor, Reverend Devon Dick, to add to the agenda of a business meeting a discussion and vote on whether same-sex unions could receive “blessings” at the church....
Gov’t challenges $120m award to George Williams, calls it excessive The Government is arguing that the $120 million in damages that was awarded to George Williams – the mentally disabled Rastafarian man who spent 50 years in prison awaiting trial – was “punitive in circumstances where there was no oppressive,...
Edmund Ridge fury Less than a year after moving into his new two-bedroom home at Edmund Ridge Estates in St James, homeowner Anthony Davis has begun extensive interior renovations. The house was among several severely damaged in October when Hurricane Melissa ripped...
‘It was God’s wrath’ WESTERN BUREAU: With more than 1,600 churches representing over 100 denominations, Jamaica is widely believed – though largely on anecdotal grounds – to hold a Guinness World Record for the highest concentration of churches globally, with an...
Springs to the rescue as St James water crisis deepens A worsening water crisis in St James has forced residents across the parish to depend on roadside springs and makeshift catchments for basic household needs, even as health officials warn that the water may be contaminated and pose serious risks...