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AFC again points out govt failures in Trinidad Express ad
The Alliance for Change has again taken its dissatisfaction with government to the international stage with a full-page advertisement in today's edition of the Trinidad Express.
Amazon summit fizzles as few leaders attend
A summit in the steamy jungle city of Manaus to set Amazon priorities on climate change is fizzling after the presidents of Colombia and Venezuela bailed out.
CGX targets drilling for second half next year
Canadian oil exploration company, CGX Energy says that it will drill offshore of the Corentyne in the second half of next year.
Guyana police seeking DPP advice in torture allegations
The Guyana Police Force is now awaiting the advice of the Director of Public Prosecution as they have completed an investigation into the alleged torture of two prisoners, including a 14-year-old murder suspect.
Jagdeo wins royal kudos for leadership in climate change fight
Britaina s Prince Charles has praised the leadership of President Bharrat Jagdeo in the climate change arena.
UN climate chief holds out hope for global pact
Britain's Prince Charles, centre, meets with Hans Brattskar, left, Special Advisor of the Government of Norway's International Climate and Forestry Initiative, and President of Guyana Bharrat Jagdeo, right, at a meeting of the Prince's Rainforests Project, at St James's Palace, in London Thursday Nov.
Next-generation bio-fuels a likely prospect -Jagdeo
The development of a local bio-fuel sector is still on the cards though President Bharrat Jagdeo has indicated that Guyana will likely pursue next-generation bio-fuels, which are not made from food crops.
Transparency, accountability underpin Guyana and Norway MOU
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CARICOM Chairman lobbies FAO to support the region's agriculture initiative
Chairman of the Caribbean Community and president of Guyana, Bharrat Jagdeo wants the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to support the Caribbean's agriculture plan.
Norway to Help Protect Guyanaa s Forests
For the past year, President Bharrat Jagdeo of Guyana has traveled the world offering to place his nation's forests under international supervision if other countries paid his citizens not to deforest the tropical landscapes.
Lack of political will stalling regional agri drive - " Jagdeo
A lack of political will in some CARICOM states has seen the region-wide agriculture initiative being stalled, President Bharrat Jagdeo says.
General Manager of Trinidad Cement Limited , Satnarine Bachew has refuted recent assertions by President Bharrat Jagdeo that the TCL Group wants to maintain a regional monopoly while it is unable to supply quality cement to meet the regiona s markets.
Why were army, gov't mum on David Clarke US drug charge?
Though Major David Clarke was indicted in the US on April 13, 2006 on drug charges, neither the Guyana government nor the Guyana Defence Force made any disclosures to the public about this.
The dossier on governmenta s alleged human rights abuses that was being compiled by the joint opposition is complete and will be made public on Tuesday, November 17.
cocaine double standards & the criminal james singh
Everybody in Guyana and at this present moment is against the torture of the juvenile at Leonora police station everybody is calling for the Divisional commander of Police West Demerara Division to be taken off because of the criminal actions the Guyana police force employed.
Govt has ideas about terrorist mastermind ID, Luncheon says
Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr Roger Luncheon yesterday said that there are "ideas" as to the identity of the "terrorist mastermind" in the US who was said to be behind last week's attacks in the city and the Ministry of Health fire and attempts continue to have the US assist in the confirmation of the individual's identity.
The Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting begins in Port-of-Spain on November 27 and continues for three days.
New York Caribbean Institute condemns brutal torture Guyanese teen
The Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy has condemned the brutal torture of a 14 year-old boy by Guyana police at the Leonora Police Station, West Coast Demerara, and accused the force of an attempted cover-up. It is also calling for the removal of Guyana's Police Commissioner, Henry Green as well as the command of the Criminal Investigation ...
Taxis to have one colour by August
Government has set an August 2010 deadline for all taxis to have one colour with easily identifiable and appropriate logos, promising a two-year waiver of licensing and radio frequency fees for those who comply early.
GUYANA- Cops accused of setting boy's genitals on fire
GUYANESE PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo is facing calls for a public inquiry into security forces' tactics after a series of cases where cops allegedly tortured suspects during questioning.
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