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A security guard is now in police custody after he allegedly pretended to be a CANU officer when he assaulted a vendor on Tuesday.
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The president also stressed the importance of keeping the economy open after months of stifling movement restrictions.
He urged citizens not to drop their guard and continue adhering to the health rules, such as wearing face masks and respecting curfew times.
South Africa has recorded just over 800,000 coronavirus infections - more than a third of the cases reported across the African continent - and over 20,000 deaths.
AFP
School Board Directors Liza Rankin and Brandon Hersey will discuss the controversial practice of forcibly restraining and isolating students in Seattle Public Schools, responding to a letter sent by the Seattle Special Education PTSA..
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The newly installed People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government says it will not be “bullied’ and urged former president David Granger to encourage former ministers and political appointees to hand over state assets.
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It is almost three weeks now that the East Bank hire cars park has been cut by half leaving operators struggling for survival.
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By Cameron Buford, whatsgoodinsports.com Regardless of the two teams sharing a building for the past 20 seasons, the Los Angeles...
With Guyana on track to be the second or third largest oil producer in the Western Hemisphere, US Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch says the country has to advance from being a raw material so as to avoid the dreaded resource curse and she also stressed that contracts have to be honoured and that the government is accountable to all of the people.
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As the sun sets over the horizon on Mumbai’s Aarey Road, 57-year-old Shahjahan Shaikh routinely trudges along a serpentine queue of auto rickshaws, clutching a stick. The middle-aged man appears vaguely familiar, a virtue synonymous [...]
DA says Jeffery Ryans complied with officers’ orders.
THE trial of two Beitbridge policemen who allegedly assaulted citizens under the guise of monitoring compliance to the COVID-19 lockdown regulations failed to kick off because their lawyer was absent. BY REX MPHISA Carrotnos Wafawanaka and Hardlife Shoko are accused of assaulting Tafadzwa Mukutiri who sustained serious head injuries on April 17 this year. Resident magistrate Toyindepi Zhou acknowledged receipt of Wafawanaka and Shoko’s Bulawayo lawyer Tatenda Razemba’s letter to the court indicating that he had a commitment at the High Court. “The State has indicated it is ready for trial, but we will note that it is your constitutional right to access legal representation of your choice. I have a letter from your lawyer stating he is committed at the High Court,” Zhou said. Prosecutor Tsitsi Mutukwa suggested that since it was the defence that was not ready, it should propose a date suitable for trial and next Tuesday was agreed upon. Allegations against the two are that they assaulted Mukutiri while he was in handcuffs, accusing him of breaking COVID-19 regulations. Mukutiri, who was in the company of Cyprian Badze and Ronald Kapfunde, was allegedly bashed on the head and sustained deep cuts for which he sought medical attention. The two cops, however, allegedly destroyed his medical affidavit to conceal the crime and ordered Mukutiri to pay a fine. Zhou has already nullified the fine and ordered the police to refund him. Wafawanaka, Shoko and other policemen at Beitbridge Urban face another charge of beating up civilians during arrest while their colleague, Constable Utete from the Canine Unit, faces a charge of setting his dog on non-violent citizens. Up to 20 people were bitten by dogs and treated at Beitbridge District Hospital during the lockdown period. Follow us on Twitter @NewsDayZimbabwe
By The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 125 people have been arrested so far on charges related to the violent insurrection led by supporters of President Donald Trump at the U.S. Capitol, where a Capitol police officer and four others were killed. Charges from the Jan. 6 riot range from curfew violations to serious federal felonies related to theft and weapons possession. From a man pictured kicking his feet up on a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office to a far right-wing media personality known as 'Baked Alaska' to the bare-chested guy sporting a furry hat with […]
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BY KENNETH NYANGANI TEN armed robbers pounced on a Rusape farm on Saturday and took farming equipment worth thousands of dollars. Manicaland police spokesperson inspector Tavhiringwa Kakohwa yesterday confirmed the robbery. He said the robbery happened on Saturday at Tara farm in Rusape around midnight. The armed robbers armed with machetes came using a lorry and they attacked a security guard named Question Chinenyanga who was manning the farm’s premises. They tied him using barbed wire and then went into the premises where they further attacked two other security guards before tying them as well. They took lawn mowers, a meat cutting machine, 40 electric motors , barbed wires, spanners and other farming equipment. Follow Kenneth on Twitter @KennethNyangan1
Hutto City Council has ordered audit and separation agreement reviews Odis Jones, the new city…
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… angered others. Some in the African-American community – including leaders from the … and some members of the African-American community thought their prayers were … Gulfport existed, long before any African Americans lived in Florida. We examine …
Shereé Whitfield recently addressed a fan who claimed she’s aging.
Shereé’s photo received a multitude of comments about Gotti’s posture.
The founder of She by Shereé and her children Tierra Fuller, Kairo Whitfield, and Kaleigh Whitfield have been committed to staying healthy during their shelter-in-place days.
Shereé documented her workout with her kids in a April 18 Instagram post.
In the video, Whitfield used the kettlebells while her children alternated between box jumps and weight-ball squat exercises.
A 24-year-old rank of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) died at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) yesterday after being involved in an accident on Vlissengen Road, Georgetown, according to the GDF.
The deceased rank, Private Kwasi Rodriguez, of Albouystown, who was attached to Jaguar Company, 1st Infantry Battalion, was riding his motorcycle when he collided with a car and sustained injuries.
The collision occurred at Vlissengen Road and Eping Avenue just around 10:10 am.
From preliminary investigations it was revealed that Rodriguez was riding at a fast rate.
The Ministry of Public Health has confirmed Guyana’s 15th COVID-19 related death, according to the Department of Public Information’s (DPI) Facebook page.
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As hoteliers anticipate an increase in arrivals brought on by the discovery of oil offshore Guyana, local companies such as King’s Jewellery World and Palm Court have responded to the government’s call for investors to build hotels which aim to provide first-class accommodations.
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Los Angeles Sparks guard Riquna Williams matched her career high of seven three-pointers in their 90-76 win over the Indiana Fever. This is the Sparks fourth consecutive win, ascending them to a 7-3 overall record as the Fever has 4-6.
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Gunmen this morning robbed the JN Bank moneyshop in Whitehouse, Westmoreland of approximately $3.2 million. They also stole the security guard’s firearm. The gunmen then fled the scene in a stolen taxi. In a statement this afternoon, JN...
Technology has made people’s lives easier and faster. Gone are the days when humans needed to lay down traps and stalk the forest to have enough food. Nowadays, any craving, from Korean fried chicken to rich chocolate cake, can be satisfied with one click of a button on a delivery app. Most jobs are also …
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