A 9-year-old sexually assaulted at the UWI campus in Jamaica
A security guard of the University of West Indies Mona campus was charged by the St Andrews police for allegedly assaulting a nine-year-old at the university premises. As per St Andrew Central Police Division Senior Superintendent, Marlon Nesbeth the accused was arrested on Monday.
British Airways’ travelers served with Mount Gay rum throughout April
British Airways Travelers for the first ever time get “Mount Gay” rum served. This takes the mark on completion of 70 years of the services of direct flights to Barbados.
Guyana: School security guard arrested for stealing solar panels worth $260,000
The authorities of Guyana arrested a security guard in connection to stolen Merisolar solar panels worth GC $260,000 at Two Miles Primary School in Regional Division #7.
Simply Succulents to display their plants at Agri Fair under Agriculture Open Day 2024
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Installation of 181 cameras in Tobago, ACP Collis Hazel vows to maintain citizen’s security
The Ministry of National Security in Trinidad and Tobago installed 181 cameras in order to reduce the crimes and serious offences. The county’s crime detention rate is currently stands at 34 per cent.
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A 9-year-old sexually assaulted at the UWI campus in Jamaica
A security guard of the University of West Indies Mona campus was charged by the St Andrews police for allegedly assaulting a nine-year-old at the university premises. As per St Andrew Central Police Division Senior Superintendent, Marlon Nesbeth the accused was arrested on Monday.
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A 9-year-old sexually assaulted at the UWI campus in Jamaica
A security guard of the University of West Indies Mona campus was charged by the St Andrews police for allegedly assaulting a nine-year-old at the university premises. As per St Andrew Central Police Division Senior Superintendent, Marlon Nesbeth the accused was arrested on Monday.
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British Airways’ travelers served with Mount Gay rum throughout April
British Airways Travelers for the first ever time get “Mount Gay” rum served. This takes the mark on completion of 70 years of the services of direct flights to Barbados.
Guyana
Guyana: School security guard arrested for stealing solar panels worth $260,000
The authorities of Guyana arrested a security guard in connection to stolen Merisolar solar panels worth GC $260,000 at Two Miles Primary School in Regional Division #7.
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Simply Succulents to display their plants at Agri Fair under Agriculture Open Day 2024
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Guyana: Rise in dengue with 2,852 virus cases, two deaths
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PM Dickon Mitchell attends CTO sustainable tourism conference, aims to enhance sustainability
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PM Terrance Drew meets Police officials, outlines security landscape
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Dominica setting the bar by allocating 5.1% GDP for Education sector development
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