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Unrest in West Coast Berbice mounts - Stabroek News
The unrest in Region Five yesterday escalated with groups of armed persons attacking and robbing road users throughout the region, while reports have emerged of persons stoning and torching a house and a barber shop in two
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Harmon calls for cops to be allowed to do work - Stabroek News
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First set of recipients benefit from Butcher Memorial programme - Stabroek News

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Butts heads to City team Santos FC - Stabroek News
Elite League outfit and traditional Georgetown heavyweight Santos Football Club has acquired the services of four players pending  confirmation by the Guyana Football Federation (GFF), following the conclusion of the latter’s 2020/2021 Pre-Season Transfer
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President visits families of murdered West Berbice teens - Stabroek News
President Irfaan Ali today met with the families of the three youths who were recently killed on the West Coast Berbice. The article President visits families of murdered West Berbice teens appeared first on Stabroek News.
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D’Edward man succumbs after being shot by woman’s jealous husband - Stabroek News
A West Bank Berbice man succumbed at the New Amsterdam Public Hospital yesterday morning, nearly half a day after he was shot by a man who believed he was having an affair with his
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GECOM Chair rebuffs purported recorded conversation - Stabroek News
GECOM Chair  Claudette Singh today repudiated what purports to be a recording between her and a staff member. The article GECOM Chair rebuffs purported recorded conversation appeared first on Stabroek News.
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APNU holds meetings in Berbice without police permission - Stabroek News
APNU yesterday hosted 12 meetings throughout Region Six with residents despite not having permission from the Guyana Police Force.  The article APNU holds meetings in Berbice without police permission appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Teen mom pulled from river was two months pregnant
Melisa Soman, whose body was pulled from the Berbice River on Thursday was two months pregnant, her mother and a police source confirmed
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Thousands overseas awaiting normalcy to help build country - Stabroek News

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Ithaca man dies after son allegedly pelts him with cutlass - Stabroek News
A Blairmont Estate cane cutter died  yesterday morning after his 18- year-old son allegedly hurled a cutlass at him resulting in a fatal injury.  The article Ithaca man dies after son allegedly pelts him with cutlass appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Fyrish man dies after losing control of motorcycle
A Fyrish Village, Coren-tyne man died on Saturday afternoon after he lost control of his motorcycle along the Corentyne
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A Mouthpiece for the Silent: How Ida B. Wells’ Crusade for Justice was the Blueprint for Black Lives Matter
By LaKeshia Myers I recently saw an advertisement for a PBS special celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of women’s suffrage. In the commercial, was a photo of Ida B. Wells, a journalist, who, during her lifetime chronicled the extreme racial violence and lynching that was perpetrated by
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None of the major parties have sought to address the real problem that faces Guyana - Stabroek News
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‘Wello’ makes waves with Guyanese alphabet series - Stabroek News
When he began his ‘Letter of the Day’ series on social media application Tik Tok, Guyanese Kwame Simpson, known as ‘Wello’ and ‘Raga Rebel,’ didn’t expect much to come from it.  The article ‘Wello’ makes waves with Guyanese alphabet series appeared first on Stabroek News.
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PPP/C is settling political scores by the use of the police and the courts - Stabroek News
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GuySuCo must re-establish much needed capacity to deliver range of education and developmental programmes - Stabroek News
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NA’s Deputy Mayor, former magistrate among latest charged with breaching COVID-19 restrictions - Stabroek News
Deputy Mayor of New Amsterdam Wainwright McIntosh, former magistrate Charlyn Artiga and attorneys Chandra Sohan and Ramesh Rajkumar were among six persons who were charged yesterday with breaching the COVID-19 restrictions on social activity in
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Bath businessman succumbs after home invasion - Stabroek News
Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice, business-man Mohamed Haniff, who returned to Guyana seven days ago, yesterday succumbed to the injuries he sustained during a home invasion on Friday night and his wife has since been held by the police for ques-tioning about the
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Thirty-two arrested for breaching COVID-19 guidelines in Berbice - Stabroek News
Thirty-two persons were arrested in Region Six yesterday for breaching COVID-19 restrictions as total positive cases in the region jumped to 10. The article Thirty-two arrested for breaching COVID-19 guidelines in Berbice appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Rice found with cocaine in Germany originated from Berbice mill - GRDB - Stabroek News
The container of rice in which German authorities found a large amount of cocaine last week originated from a mill in Berbice and the rice board says all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) were followed during the processing of the
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The Black Past: Remembered and Reclaimed | An Online Reference Guide to African American History by Professor Quintard Taylor, University of Washington
1603 Mathieu Da Costa, a free black explorer, guides the French through parts of Canada and the Lake Champlain region of what is now New York state. 1603
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Guyana: Police use teargas and pellets to break up protest - Voice Online
POLICE HAVE defended the use of tear gas and pellets to disperse people protesting the... The post Guyana: Police use teargas and pellets to break up protest appeared first on Voice Online.
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Berbice mom seeking probe after newborn discharged with burn on hand - Stabroek News
A Berbice mother is seeking an investigation after her newborn was discharged from the New Amsterdam Public Hospital with a gaping hole on his hand due to a suspected burn from a defective intravenous line which she was never made aware
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Suspect confesses to killing Bath businessman, implicates widow - Stabroek News
One of the suspects held by the police in connection with the murder of Bath Settlement businessman Mohamed Haniff, who was brutally beaten and chopped during a home invasion on Friday night, has confessed to the crime and implicated the now dead man’s wife, police have
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CDC provides aid to flood-hit Coomacka
The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) was commended for its  timely response to the flood-affected community of Coomacka, Upper Demerara- Upper Berbice (Region 10), on
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