| Capitol News – TV news Videos – 01 Nov 2013 |
- APNU stands ground on Anti-Money Laundering legislation
- Guyana could lose over US$20M from Norway re deforestation
- Gold declaration heading for record declarations.
- GPL head calls for greater management accountability
- Sports
- JFK Handling company employees charged with mail tampering at Terminal 4.
- Education Ministry Honors top Country performing Students.
- Brigadier Bruce Lovell to serve as Guyana’s military attache in Brazil.
- Sports.
- Police seized a quantity of meat at city butchery.
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| APNU stands ground on Anti-Money Laundering legislation Posted: 01 Nov 2013 04:39 PM PDT
The country’s main opposition Parliament bloc, APNU, wants more talks to tidy up legislation against money laundering and financial crimes; it’s either that or no support when the government calls the National Assembly.Last week, the government members of a special parliamentary committee wrapped up work without members of the opposition, but the main opposition wants […]
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| Guyana could lose over US$20M from Norway Posted: 01 Nov 2013 04:34 PM PDT
Guyana is at the risk of losing an estimated US$20 million from its forest-saving deal with Norway. This follows a new report, which shows increased levels of deforestation in 2012. Under the five-year forest-saving deal with Norway, Guyana needed to monitor the amount of the forest cut down, and to keep it at a level […]
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| Gold declaration heading for record declarations. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 04:27 PM PDT
Gold miners are racing ahead to meet record production of gold this year and leading authorities are brushing aside criticisms of the sector, such as the fact that is one of the main causes of deforestation. As of today (Nov. 1, 2013),gold declaration stood at 438, 000 ounces, and with 2 months to go, the […]
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| GPL head calls for greater management accountability Posted: 01 Nov 2013 04:21 PM PDT
A former head of the Guyana Electricity Corporation now GPL says the transmission and distribution system and commercial losses are contributing to the high electricity rates. Raymond Gaskin believes that 32% of all the production of the utility company is not sold to consumers. The controversial social commentator said the time has come for new […]
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| Sports Posted: 01 Nov 2013 04:08 PM PDT
Football The Kashif and Shanghai organization has launched its 24th annual Christmas event. But this time around it would only involve teams from secondary schools in the country. The organisation recently announced it was putting an end to its original tournament which involved clubs from across the country. It said it is now focusing on […]
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| JFK Handling company employees charged with mail tampering at Terminal 4. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 03:40 PM PDT
Federal agents yesterday (October 31st 2013) arrested and charged two employees of Swissport, a handling company at JFK. The employees Anthony Simpson and Clairmont King were charged with theft from the mail and cargo passing through Terminal 4. That Terminal is used by several International Airlines including Caribbean Airlines that serve Guyana and other parts […]
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| Education Ministry Honors top Country performing Students. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 07:41 AM PDT
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| Brigadier Bruce Lovell to serve as Guyana’s military attache in Brazil. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 07:30 AM PDT
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| Sports. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 06:56 AM PDT
The Gala event at Banks DIH Thirst Park provided an opportunity for some members of the public to view and take pictures with what has been described as the most prestigious trophy in the world. Chairman of Banks DIH the Company which represent world cup sponsor Coca Cola Clifford reis hailed the relationship of his […]
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| Police seized a quantity of meat at city butchery. Posted: 01 Nov 2013 06:38 AM PDT
The police and inspectors from the Georgetown mayor and city council this afternoon swooped down on Japs Beef Power Halaal meet center located at Robb and Alexander Streets. Assisted by persons around in the area the lawmen took away a large quantity of meat. The meat was weighed then placed in the back of a […]
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