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Fifty-six coronavirus patients served so far by GPH’s ICU - Stabroek News
Since the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) launched the country’s first and only COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit, a total of 56 patients have passed through that unit. The article Fifty-six coronavirus patients served so far by GPH’s ICU appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Cases to delay as Judiciary shuts Milimani courts again
In a statement issued Wednesday, the CJ said a staff at the Milimani law courts have exhibited symptoms similar to that of Covid-19.
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Uganda: Govt, Uganda Cancer Institute Sued Over Indicted Lab Technologist
[Monitor] Government has been taken to court in Kampala for allegedly interdicting a laboratory technologist illegally.
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When will we be good at listening? - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I am looking around. I ask myself. Where I am? The article When will we be good at listening? appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Children can collect daily meals from nearest school, says education department | News24
The Department of Basic Education says it is in the process of completing its new directions and calendar following another three weeks long closure of schools amid Covid-19.
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Spanish Police Chase Ends with Arrest of Suspected Drug Smuggler and 4,000 Pounds of Hashish – Free Press of Jacksonville
A Moroccan national accused of smuggling 4,000 pounds of hashish into Spain was arrested after an eight-order surveillance operation and police chase in Andalusia. The suspect, identified only as S.E.O., has been charged with smuggling, [...]
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Komal Chand’s body finally returned from Cuba - Stabroek News
The body of the late president of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU), Komal Chand returned to Guyana yesterday on a flight from Cuba. The article Komal Chand’s body finally returned from Cuba appeared first on Stabroek News.
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UTech student accused of credit card fraud granted $500, 000 bail
University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) student 22-year-old Hudaine Mitchell, who is accused of credit card fraud, was granted $500,000 bail with surety when he appeared before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court today. Mitchell, who was...
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The fallacy of food security - Stabroek News
Global discourse on the subject of food security has been accentuated by the advent of COVID-19 and what the world’s foremost international organizations say are the possible implications of the effects of the virus for both hunger and malnutrition across the world in the
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Green says call to abandon constitution was ‘slip of the tongue’ - Stabroek News
Branded as reckless for his call to caretaker President David Granger to disregard the constitution and rule regardless, long-time People’s National Congress Reform executive and former Prime Minister under the Forbes Burnham regime, Hamilton Green yesterday said that his words were just a “lapsus
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Tour operator Ian Craddock passes away - Stabroek News
Ian Craddock, Director of United Kingdom-based tourism company, Bushmasters passed away in Lethem yesterday afternoon after he apparently collapsed while jogging. The article Tour operator Ian Craddock passes away appeared first on Stabroek News.
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UN Resident Coordinator condemns `despicable’ arson attack on human rights centre - Stabroek News
UN Resident Coordinator Mikiko Tanaka yesterday condemned Sunday’s arson attack on the Guyana Human Rights Centre. The article UN Resident Coordinator condemns `despicable’ arson attack on human rights centre appeared first on Stabroek News.
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GCAA to write LIAT on future operations here - Stabroek News
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) will be writing the management of Antigua-based LIAT to enquire about its future operations, in light of reports of its reorganisation, GCAA Director General Lieutenant
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Philly entrepreneur offers McDonald’s employees higher-paying jobs on the spot - TheGrio
Philly restaurant owner Saudia Shuler, who coined the term “Y’all see it” and threw her son a lavish graduation party... View Article The post Philly entrepreneur offers McDonald’s employees higher-paying jobs on the spot appeared first on TheGrio.
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Uganda: Plot to Kill Minister - State Asks Court More Time to Investigate Suspects
[Monitor] State prosecutors in a case in which eight people are accused of trying to kill Energy Minister, Ms Mary Goretti Kitutu have asked court to allow them more time to scrutinize documents of sureties for the suspects.
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Guyana records 20th COVID-19 death - Stabroek News
Guyana on Friday recorded its 20th COVID-19 fatality along with one new case. The article Guyana records 20th COVID-19 death appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Eastern Cape man arrested for allegedly shooting his estranged wife at funeral | News24
A 55-year-old man has appeared in the Kwanobuhle Magistrate's Court after he allegedly shot his estranged wife while she was attending a funeral in the Eastern Cape.
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Leaders hail Arthur as stalwart of regional integration
Regional leaders yesterday paid tribute to former Barbados Prime Minister Owen Arthur, pointing to his deep and unwavering commitment to the Caribbean, as well as his sterling service to his country over many years.Arthur, Barbados' longest-serving head of government, died early yesterday
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Bulawayo residents resist renaming of streets after ED
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Mkhwebane doesn't understand basics of the legal system, says her own lawyer | News24
Advocate William Mokhari claims Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane does not know the basics of the legal system because she asked for a judgment to be rescinded.
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Malawi: Ruling to Covid-19 Lockdown Set for Tuesday
[Nyasa Times] The High Court in Lilongwe is on Tuesday expected to rule in a matter which the Minister of Health declaration of the lockdown in April was challenged through a judicial review process that was then certified as a constitutional matter.
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Should I quit my job? California parents grapple with education in a pandemic - Black Voice News
In summary As the majority of schools across the state prepare to start the school year teaching remotely, parents have started investigating their options for how they can maintain their child’s education while still holding down a job. They worry about who will care for the children and how far
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Girls miss school as free maxi pads go missing | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Seventeen-year-old Angela Nduta, who lives in the sprawling Kayole-Soweto slum in Nairobi, Kenya, is struggling during her menstrual period-but not in the way you might think. 'I have been forced to seek other alternatives [to maxi pads] to survive. I am currently using pieces of dirty cloth at
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These powerful Caribbean women have not kept their promises on anti-sodomy laws - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Three times I supported the election of women leaders from the Caribbean who promised to repeal their countries’ anti-sodomy laws. The article These powerful Caribbean women have not kept their promises on anti-sodomy laws appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Owen Arthur hailed as dedicated regionalist - Stabroek News
Hailed as a dedicated regionalist, tributes have poured in for former Barbados Prime Minister Owen Arthur who died just after midnight yesterday and who is being remembered here for standing up for a fair result from the March 2nd general
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High Court grants petition for reorganization of LIAT | New York Carib News
A High Court has granted a petition allowing for the reorganization of the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, the appointment of an administrator as well as staying all proceedings relating to the liquidation of the company.
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Supporting the Mob: MSNBC Dismisses Violent 'Activities' in Portland
Does MSNBC need some help with how to cover the violent protests occurring in Portland? Because at every turn, network hosts blame everything but the protestors themselves for the anarchy, which every American can see thanks to widespread footage from the past 60 days.  
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Church attack: Accused now totals 42 after man discharged from hospital | News24
The number of people accused of the fatal attack on the International Pentecost Holiness Church in Zuurbekom on the West Rand has increased to 42.
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