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- Canadian company handed massive gold field in Guyana, sells 57% of its shares for US$638M days after inking agreement with Govt.
Kaieteur News – Days after disclosing the signing of a US$1 million Mineral Agreement with the Government of Guyana (GoG), Canada-based mining company Reunion Gold Corporation announced that it sold 57% shares of its Guyana gold project for some US$638 million (C$875 million). On April 18, Reunion announced the signing of an agreement with government The post Canadian company handed massive gold field in Guyana, sells 57% of its shares for US$638M days after inking agreement with Govt. appeared first on Kaieteur News.
- Universities and colleges across America in protest over Gaza
CNN – Pro-Palestinian protests are taking place at major American universities, prompting some officials to take extraordinary steps to confront the growing crisis. Texas state troopers in riot gear began breaking up a group of protesters at the University of Texas at Austin after a demonstration began Wednesday. New York’s Columbia University, facing an eighth The post Universities and colleges across America in protest over Gaza appeared first on Kaieteur News.
- 6th oil project to flare for three months at start up – Exxon Study
…unable to accurately forecast overall output of greenhouse gas emissions Kaieteur News – With the US$12.7B project now sanctioned and preparations underway for its immediate development, it should be noted that while, flaring is strictly prohibited, there are special circumstances under which the company will be allowed to flare with permission. This includes, during start The post 6th oil project to flare for three months at start up – Exxon Study appeared first on Kaieteur News.
- Haiti PM Henry out as transitional government takes power amid gang violence
(Reuters) – Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned, his office said today, as a transitional council took power with the aim of returning stability to a country where gang violence has caused chaos and misery. The article Haiti PM Henry out as transitional government takes power amid gang violence appeared first on Stabroek News.
- Lula’s South American summit plan unlikely in tense region, diplomats say
BRASILIA/MONTEVIDEO, (Reuters) – A diplomatic crisis in Ecuador and uncertainty over Venezuela’s political future have divided South American nations and killed enthusiasm for a summit that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is trying to convene, diplomats in the region say. The article Lula’s South American summit plan unlikely in tense region, diplomats say appeared first on Stabroek News.
- Prospective buyer of Marriott Hotel passes away
The prospective buyer of the Guyana Marriott Hotel, Egyptian-born American businessman Ramy El-Batrawi passed away yesterday at the age of 62. The article Prospective buyer of Marriott Hotel passes away appeared first on Stabroek News.
- Robust policies diminishing age-old racist narratives
THE implementation of various inclusive and robust policies by the government has led to the rapid elimination of age-old racist narratives, benefitting all Guyanese. This is according to People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) city councillors, Steven Jacobs, and Alfonso De Armas who shared […]
- President Ali reaffirms Guyana’s hope for two-state solution in Palestine
PRESIDENT Dr Irfaan Ali on Wednesday reaffirmed Guyana’s hope for a two-state solution to ongoing issues in Palestine and noted that Guyana will continue to stand on the principles of justice and equity. The Head of State received a courtesy visit from representatives of the Committee on the […]
- PM Phillips highlights Olympic spirit’s unifying power at exhibition inauguration
PRIME Minister (PM) Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips, extolled the unifying force of the Olympic Games, emphasising its ability to transcend borders and cultures, uniting the world through the universal language of sport. These sentiments were expressed on Tuesday during the inauguration of an […]
- Guyana took credible steps to identify & punish persons for human rights abuses – US State Dept
…says no significant changes in human rights situation in Guyana for 2023 The United States (US) State Department has given Guyana a green light when it comes to the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government’s human rights record last year, noting in its latest country report that the government “took credible steps” to identify and punish The post Guyana took credible steps to identify & punish persons for human rights abuses – US State Dept appeared first on Guyana Times.
- Chief Magistrate among 10 recommended as Puisne Judges
With the aim of increasing the complement of puisne judges to help tackle the huge backlog of cases in the High Court, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has recommended 10 new appointments in the Supreme Court of the Judicature. Based on information from a reliable source, Guyana Times understands that among those to be appointed The post Chief Magistrate among 10 recommended as Puisne Judges appeared first on Guyana Times.
- 1000 house lots distributed at Nonpareil, Enterprise
…new applicants urged to be patient as Govt working on new housing schemes …pre-2019 applicants urged to use online portal to update info The Housing and Water Ministry, through the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA), on Wednesday hosted their Dream Realised Housing Drive on the East Coast of Demerara, where one thousand individuals representing The post 1000 house lots distributed at Nonpareil, Enterprise appeared first on Guyana Times.
- “Outside expert” to inspect PNCR’s computer with membership register
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 April 2024, 22:12 by Denis Chabrol Despite reassurances by top officials of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) that there was no need to worry about the removal of a Computer Processing Unit (CPU) from the party’s membership department, its Central Executive Committee (CEC) decided that the device must be ...
- High Court in GTU case was “presumptuous” – Jagdeo
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 April 2024, 22:12 by Denis Chabrol Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday said High Court Judge, Sandil Kissoon was “presumptuous” to say in his recent decision in favour of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) that President Irfaan Ali’s meeting with teachers did not amount to collective bargaining. “In this case, ...
- Security guard, businessman charged in connection with theft of school’s solar panels
Last Updated on Thursday, 25 April 2024, 22:12 by Denis Chabrol A security guard and a businessman, who are both from Bartica, who are implicated in the alleged theft of solar panels from the Two Miles Primary School, have been granted bail, the Guyana Police Force said Thursday. Security guard, 26-year old Shawn Caesar of ...
- Gov’t to reassess sale of Marriott Hotel after highest bidder dies – Jagdeo
American businessman Ramy El-Batrawi, who was the highest bidder for the Marriott Hotel in Kingston, Georgetown, passed away on Wednesday and Guyana’s Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo said the government may have to once again seek bids for the sale of the hotel. Jagdeo, at a press conference on Thursday, added that the government is
- ‘No abandoning G/Town’ – Jagdeo says Gov’t spent over $20B in the city
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo affirmed on Thursday that central government will do all it can to continue supporting the people of Georgetown, having spent over $20 billion on various projects already. The city is managed by the Georgetown Mayor and City Council but Jagdeo accused the body of failing to do enough to cater
- Child safety top priority as GFF undertakes National Girls’ U-15 Schools tournament
The inaugural Guyana Football Federation-Blue Water Shipping Under-15 Girls’ National Secondary School Championship, Guyana’s largest girls’ tournament, is nearing its May 4 kick-off date. From May 4, more than one thousand student-athletes from sixty schools across the country will participate in the championship, which marks the start of the FIFA Football For School (F4S) programme
- El chavismo dice que González Urrutia es el "candidato del imperialismo" a la Presidencia
El primer vicepresidente del Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, dijo este jueves que Edmundo González Urrutia, respaldado por la Plataforma Unitaria Democrática (PUD), es "el candidato del imperialismo" a la Presidencia. "Su propuesta es seguir pidiendo sanciones y bloqueos. (...) Ahora le toca al pueblo joder a los que pidieron sanciones, bloqueos
- Club de atletismo Los Amigos realizará copa para celebrar aniversario
El club de atletismo Los Amigos, que hace vida en la zona norte del estado Anzoátegui, realizará el próximo sábado 27 de abril una copa amistosa para celebrar su XXI aniversario. Voceros indicaron que tienen una gran expectativa para la competición, en la que esperan que participen alrededor de 500 atletas tanto locales como de
- La CIDH pide el levantamiento de las sanciones sectoriales aplicadas contra Venezuela
La Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH) pidió este jueves el levantamiento de las sanciones sectoriales aplicadas contra Venezuela, al recordar "los hallazgos" de la relatora especial de la ONU sobre medidas coercitivas unilaterales, Alena Douhan, en su visita al país en 2021, entre ellos que "han exacerbado las calamidades" en la nación. En su
- ONG lamentan poca transparencia en documentos firmados entre fiscal de CPI y Maduro
Las organizaciones criticaron que “hasta la fecha, tanto el memorando de entendimiento que establece las bases de la cooperación técnica al Estado venezolano, como el plan de trabajo conjunto son confidenciales”. The post ONG lamentan poca transparencia en documentos firmados entre fiscal de CPI y Maduro first appeared on Correo del Caroní.
- OMS alerta del brote mundial de cólera y pide más inversión para frenarlo
El cólera es una infección intestinal aguda que suele propagarse a través de agua y alimentos contaminados con la bacteria vibrio cholerae, a menudo a través de las heces. The post OMS alerta del brote mundial de cólera y pide más inversión para frenarlo first appeared on Correo del Caroní.
- Colombia exigirá pasaporte vigente a migrantes venezolanos
En los próximos días el canciller encargado, Luis Gilberto Murillo, podría firmar la resolución y hacerla pública. The post Colombia exigirá pasaporte vigente a migrantes venezolanos first appeared on Correo del Caroní.
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- María Corina Machado responde a la propuesta del presidente Petro de realizar un plebiscito en Venezuela
Ante la propuesta del presidente colombiano, Gustavo Petro, de realizar un plebiscito en Venezuela para garantizar derechos democráticos, la líder opositora María Corina Machado respondió este miércoles desde Caracas. Machado se refirió al tema luego del acto de incorporación de la profesora Corina Yoris como individuo de número de la Academia Venezolana de la Lengua. Yoris fue propuesta en
- Líderes de la ALBA apuestan por el relanzamiento de Petrocaribe
Los líderes de la Alianza Bolivariana para los Pueblos de Nuestra América (ALBA) se comprometieron este miércoles a «estudiar y aprobar» un plan de relanzamiento de Petrocaribe, un programa de adquisición de crudo entre Venezuela y varios países del Caribe y centroamericanos que se fundó en 2005 y quedó suspendido en 2019. Durante la XXIII