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US made another extradition request in November – Witness tells Mohameds hearing Cross-examination of prosecution witness and Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Sharon Roopchand-Edwards continued today in the ongoing extradition proceedings involving the Mohamed father-and-son duo before Magistrate Judy Latchman. The article US made another extradition request in November – Witness tells Mohameds hearing appeared first on Stabroek News.
Police say man died after shootout with lawmen at Quartzstone Police in Regional Division # 7 are investigating a shooting which occurred yesterday during a joint services operation at Quartzstone Backdam and resulted in the death of Shemar Latif (age unknown at this time) of Onderneeming Sandpit, Essequibo Coast. The article Police say man died after shootout with lawmen at Quartzstone appeared first on Stabroek News.
Venezuela changes have not lessened threat to sovereignty -President tells GDF Officers Conference President Irfaan Ali yesterday said that Venezuela’s political upheaval and the United States’ role there have not diminished the threat to Guyana’s sovereignty over Essequibo. The article Venezuela changes have not lessened threat to sovereignty appeared first on Stabroek News.
Uncle and nephew among those who perished in boat incident An uncle and a nephew were among the four men who perished on Wednesday in an incident aboard a boat at a Water Street wharf Investigations into the deadly incident that occurred at about 6:30 pm aboard a cargo vessel docked at the Courtney Benn Wharf at Water Street, Cummingsburg, Georgetown, are ongoing. The article Uncle and nephew among those who perished in boat incident appeared first on Stabroek News.
Primus blisters gov’t over lack of policies for culture, sport -says icons dying as paupers In a fiery parliamentary debut, WIN MP Odessa Primus yesterday delivered a stinging indictment of the government’s stewardship of arts and culture, triggering a clapback from Minister Charles Ramson who described her as a comedian. The article Primus blisters gov’t over lack of policies for culture, sport appeared first on Stabroek News.
PRAYING FOR JUSTICE A female relative of Melissa Silvera was seen leaving the downtown Kingston-based Gun Court in tears yesterday morning, saying the family is praying for justice after the court accepted a guilty plea to manslaughter from her husband, Jolyan Silvera...
Public-sector workers lead on sexual harassment complaints Fifty alleged cases of sexual harassment – mostly involving public-sector workers – have been referred to the tribunal established under the Sexual Harassment (Protection and Prevention) Act to hear and adjudicate complaints. The disclosure was...
Defence counsel seek to bore holes in detective corporal’s testimony The first prosecution witness was subjected to nearly two hours of sustained cross-examination on Thursday as the high-profile Clansman Gang trial against reputed leader Tesha Miller and 24 co-accused continued in the Home Circuit Division of the...
Witness says 6 cops gave similar account of alleged shootout A police witness told the Home Circuit Court that he was informed by six policemen – now on trial for murder – that the three men killed along Acadia Drive, St Andrew, in January 2013 had engaged them in a shootout. The witness, an investigator in...
IC moves against 10 public officials over statutory declaration breaches Ten public servants are facing scrutiny after being cited by the Integrity Commission (IC) for breaches of the Integrity Commission Act, with eight set to be charged and two cases referred to the director of public prosecutions (DPP) for a ruling....