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Rising food prices rivalling Covid-19 for global emergency attention - Stabroek News
What is being reported as a marked across-the-board rise in food prices in Guyana over the past several weeks is being proffered by international news sources as a microcosm of a wider problem as CNN, earlier this month used the United Nations Food Price Index to report a nearly 40% year over year
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Ziggy Rankin, DJ Lila release cover of O-o-h Child - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
An internationally-acclaimed hit single that has been covered by a host of artistes, including R&B singer Kelly Rowland, and even sampled by Janet Jackson is now getting a redo for the Caribbean. Trinidad and Tobago artist Ziggy Rankin has released a collaboration cover of the 70’s single,
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'Respect It and Leave It Alone': Michael B. Jordan Accused of Cultural Appropriation for Naming His Rum J'Ouvert, Critics Launch Petition Challenging Brand Trademark
Michael B. Jordan is the latest Black celebrity to venture into the spirits industry — joining the ranks of Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter, Sean 'Diddy' Combs, […]
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Fishermen accused Suriname patrol of harassment in Corentyne River - Stabroek News
A group of fishermen yesterday met with Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha in the Upper Corentyne area, where they complained that they are being harassed on a daily basis by the Surinamese patrol in the Corentyne
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CMO: Possible second covid19 vaccine complication detected - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
WHILE making it clear it is still being investigated, chief medical officer Dr Roshan Parasram has said it “seems likely” a second case of vaccine-induced thrombocytopenia thrombosis has been detected in Trinidad and Tobago. The American Society of Haematology says symptoms of the syndrome dev
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Miriam Aertker: A life of humanitarian work for UNHCR's head of office in Trinidad and Tobago - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Whether she is battling the heat or cold working in a refugee camp or engaged in an international conference call in her office, head of the UNHCR National Office in TT Miriam Aertker gives her all to the humanitarian work she has chosen as a career. For over 14 years, Aertker has served in va
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Jam Festival marks World Refugee Day - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, is hosting its Jam Festival 2021 to commemorate World Refugee Day, celebrating the power of inclusion for refugees and displaced people in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Jam Festival began streaming online on June 16 via UNHCR/ACNUR's social media platforms.
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Marcus Bisram appeals DPP committal to CCJ - Stabroek News
Marcus Bisram has officially filed an appeal with the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) challenging the recent ruling of the Guyana Court of Appeal that he be committed to stand trial for murder. The article Marcus Bisram appeals DPP committal to CCJ appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Proper urban management needed during Guyana’s rapid change - President - Stabroek News
With Guyana now in an era of rapid transformation, President Irfaan Ali says there is need for capacity to properly manage urban change at all levels of planning and governance. The article Proper urban management needed during Guyana’s rapid change - President appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Used car dealers: Wrong timing for liberalisation of fuel industry - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PRESIDENT of the Automotive Dealers Association (TTADA) Visham Babwah is calling on Government to delay plans to liberalise the fuel industry. He said the timing is wrong and would further devastate the economy which has taken a covid19 beating. Babwah views the liberalisation as another for
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Guyana gov't denies sourcing vaccines from illegal entities | New York Carib News
The Guyana government has strongly denied acquiring vaccines to treat the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic from anyone facing legal troubles, insisting that its vaccination program is aimed at saving the lives of all Guyanese.
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No new Tobago covid19 cases in 24 hours - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Tobago has registered no new covid19 infections in the last 24 hours. A press release from the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development said on Monday, there were 148 active cases on the island. There have been no further deaths and the total is 21. The number of overall sam
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Gopee-Scoon: Drug prices to be monitored - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Minister of Trade and Foreign Affairs Paula Gopee-Scoon said the Division of Consumer Affairs is developing a new programme to help consumers monitor the prices of pharmaceutical items and will start in July. Gopee-Scoon was speaking in the Senate in debate on the Gaming and Betting Bill on Mo
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US-based Guyanese therapist on mission to help children navigate mental health - Stabroek News
Losing her mom at a tender age and relocating shortly after to a new country have helped Dr Tricia Van Rossum to understand how affected children are by events of their childhood, which may be why she now works with children suffering from mental health
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Trinidad and Tobago's refugee shame - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
World Refugee Day, 2021, is being celebrated today under a theme of inclusion, with a specific call to accept refugees in the health systems and schools in the nations that host them. The theme encourages host nations to consider the challenge that refugees face in a strange country in the gl
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Trinidad and Tobago junior tennis teams set to compete in Guatemala - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE national Under-14 boys and girls teams will arrive in Guatemala on Thursday in preparation for competing in regional tournaments, JITIC and Copa Munda Maya. The JITIC tournament serves off from Friday and runs daily until July 1 while the Copa Munda Maya will commence immediately after.
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Sputnik V vaccines saving lives in 74 countries - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Globally, the use of COVID-19 vaccines became an emergency, an imperative. The article Sputnik V vaccines saving lives in 74 countries appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Ahead of tourist arrivals GTA launches expansive training for service providers - Stabroek News
Not widely known among Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries as a regional tourism haven Guyana, through its local Tourism Authority, has been seeking to position itself to draw greater international attention to what it has to offer once the menace of the Covid-19 pandemic recedes completely
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Human smuggling suspected after juveniles found at Skeldon hotel - Stabroek News
Police found ten juveniles claiming to be Haitians at a hotel in Skeldon, in Region Six last Thursday, prompting the government to alert international agencies that deal with human trafficking and to impose immigration
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CARPHA aiding deaf community - Barbados Today
PORT OF SPAIN – As a trusted source of public health and COVID-19 information, CARPHA (Caribbean Public Health Agency) is responding to the needs of some of the most vulnerable in society, the deaf community.  This, through the launch of a COVID-19 video series in American Sign Language. Executive
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PNM assemblyman Kelvon Morris launches contingency fund - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
PNM assemblyman Kelvon Morris has launched a contingency fund in his electoral district of Black Rock/Whim/Spring Garden to help the less fortunate. The initiative, conceptualised by chairman of the Dr Eric Williams Memorial Committee Reginald Vidale, encourages citizens to become self-reliant
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Snackette owner gets bail on ganja trafficking charge - Stabroek News
A woman who is accused of trafficking cannabis was yesterday charged and granted bail. The article Snackette owner gets bail on ganja trafficking charge appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Harmon asks for full details on Sputnik purchases - Stabroek News
Opposition Leader Joseph Harmon has asked Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony to release detailed information on Sputnik V shots purchased by Guyana. The article Harmon asks for full details on Sputnik purchases appeared first on Stabroek News.
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New model contract to be crafted for maintenance of infrastructure - Stabroek News
A new model contract for the maintenance of vital infrastructure is to be drawn up, according to a release from the Attorney General’s Chambers. The article New model contract to be crafted for maintenance of infrastructure appeared first on Stabroek News.
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The sole Trader - Stabroek News
The following series of articles is being published in order to increase the knowledge base of readers already involved in operating small businesses and wishing to broaden their knowledge base, or else contemplating such a step. The article The sole Trader appeared first on Stabroek News.
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A beautiful part of town - Stabroek News
Some places on earth are stunning just as they are – Utah’s Bryce Canyon; the rock formations of the Pitons in St. The article A beautiful part of town appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Tyra Gittens still has a chance of Olympic hep qualification - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
HAVING affirmed her Olympic debut in the women's long jump, multisport athlete Tyra Gittens still has a chance of securing Tokyo qualification in her pet event, the heptathlon. Gittens' dominant performances on the American outdoor circuit - particularly at the South Eastern Conference and the
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Guyana: 'Uncle Alex' Gets Life For Raping 5-Year Old Girl - St. Lucia Times News
An absent Alex Garraway, called ‘Uncle Alex,’ the Sophia youth who was convicted of raping a five-year-old girl back in 2018, was yesterday given a life sentence for the crime. Justice Brassington Reynolds, who presided over the in-camera trial of Garraway, 22, of 1162 Cummings
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Sacrifice of the Enmore Martyrs marked a turning point for the politics of change in Guyana - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Every year, the month of June is dedicated to the memory of the Enmore Martyrs. The article Sacrifice of the Enmore Martyrs marked a turning point for the politics of change in Guyana appeared first on Stabroek News.
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‘Daddy kept his promise’
WESTERN BUREAU: Richard Peters promised his daughter Rebekah that he wasn’t going to die. That promise kept him alive and was the centre of most of his prayers while fighting for his life with COVID-19 at the Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH)...
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