Daily Archives: Apr 8, 2018

Four of the 30 plus people who were detained on suspicion of human trafficking and breaching immigration and labour laws have been released from custody.

Police have formally charged 31yr-old Troy Neeland Baptiste and 21yr-old Daiquan Kahtaj Martin both of Bendals for possession of 149 Cannabis plants, possession of 310.2 grams of cured Cannabis, Cultivation of Cannabis, possession of an Unlicensed .380mm pistol and possession of eight rounds of .380mm ammunition.  

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Apr. 8, CMC – Agriculture Minister Audley Shaw, says efforts must be made to reduce the percentage of onions being imported for domestic consumption.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Apr. 8, CMC – State Minister Joseph Harmon says the recent move by the Mellon National Bank in the United States to partner with the local Citizens Bank is a sure sign of the confidence reposed in Guyana’s investment climate.

BUDAPEST/GYONGYOS, Hungary (Reuters) - Prime Minister Viktor Orban launched a last-ditch effort to mobilize supporters in Hungary’s parliamentary election on Sunday, as interim turnout ran nearly as high as it did in a 2002 vote that consigned him to eight years in opposition.

HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan (Reuters) - A small farming town in Canada’s Saskatchewan province will hold a vigil Sunday evening to pray for the survivors of a bus crash which killed 15 people and left 14 others in hospital, some in critical condition.

MUENSTER, Germany (Reuters) - The man who drove a camper van into a group of people sitting outside a restaurant in the German city of Muenster on Saturday acted alone and appears to have had mental health problems, the regional interior minister said on Sunday.