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By Svetlana Marshall A HIGH profile team from FATF, the inter-governmental body which promotes effective implementation of legal, regulatory and operational measures to fight money laundering, terrorist financing and other threats to the integrity of the international financial system, is in Guyana to check on reforms here.

The team visiting Guyana is from International Co-operation Review Group (ICRG) of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

They are particularly interested in the implementation of Guyana's updated laws against money laundering and the financing of terrorism, and other reforms FATF had set out.

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Attorney General and Legal Affairs Minister Basil Williams flanked by ARRG Assessor Gonzalo Gonzalez de Lara (immediate left), Senior Parliamentary Counsel, Joan Bond and Deputy Chief Parliamentary Counsel, Charles Fung-a-Fat. Bordering Minister Williams on the right are FIU Acting Director Alicia Williams, CFATF's Financial Advisor Roger Hernandez and FATF's Senior Policy Analyst, Kevin Vandergrift Review Group (ARRG) As- agreed between the FATF "...the whole gamut has satisfied the recommenda- worked tirelessly to bring sessor. Gonzalo Gonzalez de and the Guyanese Govern- been captured by the Action tions in the follow up report Guyana on par with the Plan in relation to these enti- under the CFATF." Minister FATF/CFATF requirements.

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Analyst. Kevin Vandergrift; Additionally, the team ties." Minister Williams told Williams said.

"Those members of and CFATF's Financial Ad- will determine whether there reporters shortly after his The opposition People's the drafting division are visor. Roger Hernandez. is a political commitment to early morning meeting with Progressive Party (PPP) had world-beaters because they They will seek to verily sustain the reforms. the ICRG members. expressed its intention to have more or less earned whether Guyana has introOn Wednesday, the team Officials of the FIU. the meet the team to raise a the kudos of the ARRG and duced the reforms recom- first met with the Attorney Special Organised Crime number of concerns. But the ICRG because of the mended in the Action Plan General and Legal Affairs Unit (SOCU) and the Bank the Legal Affairs Minister work that they have done in Minister. Basil Williams and of Guyana are also expected said the team's objectives implementing legislation." his compliance team, which to meet with the experts. are clear - to verify whether Minister posited while addincluded Acting Director of "They are here to see Guyana has introduced the ing that the "(ARRG and FOR SALE AS IS WHERE IS the Financial Intelligence that they are observing the reforms recommended in the ICRG) had marveled at the FOR INSPECTION. CONTACT Unit (FIU). Alicia Williams; compliance standards that Action Plan and to determine fact that we were able to THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST Mr. Asif Kadir - Cell# 602-0148 Deputy Chief Parliamentary FATF requires." he further whether there is a political get four pieces of legislaCounsel. Charles Fung-a-Fat added. commitment to sustain the tion through our Parliament within one year - and legisand Senior Parliamentary The Legal Affairs Minis- reforms.

Counsel. Joan Bond. Follow- ter said he was confident that He contended that while lation that lias been accepted ing that meeting, they visited Guyana would be recognised in government, the PPP did by FATF/ CFATF." • Doosan 450plus a number of institutions, as meeting the requirement, little or nothing to comply Currently. Guyana has an - Operating Load: 885kg organisations and agencies. since the Colaition Govern- with the standards estab- Anti-Money Laundering and • WeCan 950 Countering the Financing of 'The team is here to in- ment has made significant lished by FATF and CFATF. spect the various agencies strides since taking office in "As you would know, Terrorism (AML/CFT) Act (under) the last administra- in place, along with other that are involved - the super- May 2015. visory agencies, the report"Don't forget that within tion there was no political related legislation governing fenmECHir ing agencies and other bodies a year of coming into Gov- will; nothing was ever done supervisory bodies, financial • Engine: Diesel like the co-op unions, cambi- ernment we have satisfied all from 2000 up to the time that institutions, law enforceos. money transfer agencies, of the recommendations in we took office; no one was ment. and foreign affairs.

• Pay load: 3000 kg in addition to banks. the Action Plan; we have also ever charged, no one was The National Assemever investigated, no one was bly in May last passed the ever taken to court." Minister AML/CFT (Amendment) WHY PAY MORE TRADING Bill 2016. In 2015. it had Williams contended.

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by FATF and CFATF. The result of the on-site visit will be on the agenda THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST at the next FATF Plenary meeting schedule to take ■\ place in Paris in October.

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'Operation

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- Major campaign launched to curb road accidents - Prime Minister appeals for extra cars. bV. road users

By Rabindra Rooplall THE Guyana Police Force Wednesday launched a major campaign to curb the high incidence of road accidents which have claimed 96 lives for the year.

"We are going to have an increase in traffic patrols by day and night we will have the reintroduction of spotting exercises. we will have an increased deployment in black spots (the cluster where there are fatal accidents), we will have random breathalyzer testing." Police Commissioner (ag) David Ramnarine announced at Police Headquarters. Eve Leary.

Ramnarine said "Operation Safeway" will restore much needed road safety consciousness with the ultimate goal of minimising the number of accidents.

On Tuesday, a meeting was held with Divisional Commanders. the Traffic Chief and Divisional Traffic Heads to outline the steps which would be taken during the operation, including more frequent use of radar guns to target speeding drivers.

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"Every Guyanese needs to arrive home alive. We all need to slow down. There is no place for drunkards behind the wheel. I support sanctions against persons charged with serious traffic offences, especially when they cause injury or death while under the influence of alcohol."

- Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo

In a statement. Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said that the issue of increased road fatalities was raised at both this week's National Security Committee and Cabinet meetings.

As a result, he said an "urgent decision was taken" to launch Operation Safeway.

"Every Guyanese needs to arrive home alive. We all need to slow down. There is no place for drankards behind the wheel. I support sanctions against persons charged with serious traffic offences, especially when they cause injury or death while under the influence of alcohol, the" Prime Minister said Mr Nagamootoo took particular note of the deaths of five Guyanese as a result of tragic accidents on the roadways in recent days: Abeka Trotman. 4. was killed on Sherriff Street

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while siblings Tina Halley. 7. and 10-month-old Marvin Halley lost their lives at Blankenburg on the West Coast of Demerara on Tuesday morning; RameshRampat. 23 and Richard Ramnarine. 45. also lost their lives in a fatal Corentyne.

Berbice accident at the weekend.

"I feel a deep sense of sadness and hurt at the continued needless loss of lives on our roads. The deaths of three children is particularly heart-rending." Prime Minister Nagamootoo said.

"As a father and a grandfather I share the loss, the pain and the grief of all those loved ones who have perished on our roads." he added.

Mr Nagamootoo said that "President David Granger and I along with the entire Cabinet appeal to drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and all road users to exercise extra care and attentiveness while using our roads."

The number of road deaths so far this year represents a 10% increase over the same period last year.

The Police Commissioner said that the Force has noticed "a very high degree of callousness regarding the attitudes towards other road users, in particular pedestrians."

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IT WAS earlier reported that half of the 2016 national budget had been unused, but the Ministry of Finance has related that it is indeed its Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) that has experienced this slow pace of spending.

The clarification follows a report by this newspaper earlier that said less than 50 percent of budgetary spending had been done by government ministries. Minister Winston Jordan who spoke on the matter said that according to the Ministry's midyear report it was highlighted that PSIPs had experienced low implementation and not the 2016 national budget.

According to the Minister's report. "As at June (last) our rate of (PSIP) implementation was just over 25 percent."

He said there was a decline in the application of the five "Cs"" that are well publicised, but are seemingly becoming something of the past.

"This is not being rade or disrespectful to anyone, but commonsense is becoming so rare that many people wish they could purchase it in a shop.

"This is the reality of the situation; your commonsense which is linked to your conscience is a natural sense of what is right and wrong, just and unjust, moral and immoral, it's the voice that speaks to you from within, but do we listen to that voice? " Mr Ranmraine questioned.

He said that the high incidence of fatal accidents is unacceptable not only to the force, but also to key stakeholders in Guyana.

Of the number of fatal accidents. 14 were caused by drunk drivers while another 50 resulted from speeding. In 43 of the accidents, the drivers were charged and an inquest was recommended for 22 of the cases; 15 cases are awaiting legal advice.

Mr Ramnarine stated that 70% of the drivers involved in these accidents were between the ages of 18-33. and that most of the accidents (71%) involved private motorcars.

"If we don't harness this situation that is developing, the prognosis is we are likely to have 120 accidents at the end of 2016 with 132 deaths, which is something we really can't accept." the Top Cop said. "We cannot sit and allow this to happen; we are a small developing country with a small population."

"The carnage on our roads leaves so many persons in pain and agony. Mothers, fathers, children, brothers, sisters, wives, husbands and other relatives, friends, neighbours, classmates and work colleagues are all emotionally distressed by the needless loss of lives." the Prime Minister stated.

Ramnarine said of recent, most accidents have been occurring betw een Friday midday to Monday mornings.

He warned drivers that there will be rigid enforcement of the law and urged that they make use of the abundance of educational materials on safe driving.

With the new campaign, Mr Ramnraine also had a warning for those who will be involved in Operation Safeway: "We don't want traffic ranks and anti-crime ranks to be involved in unprofessional conduct with the travelling public, since only if an offence is committed then a rank should intervene.

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While capital expenditure had increased to 89. 4 percent, it was recognised that some programmes had to be reshuffled and changes made to boost PSIP spending.

The PSIP makes up just about 25 percent of the national budget. The Finance Ministry was however unable to provide the percentage of budget expenditure since the figures were not available when requested. However PSIP implementation is being blamed on poor planning. Minister Jordan has told the Guyana Chronicle that "interference" affected the smooth functioning of implementation systems.

This was directly related to operational systems within the various sectors.

Minister Jordan also believes that some agencies

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were "caught off-guard with an early 2016 Budget," and that some were accustomed to being relaxed and lackadaisical in their approach to getting things done, that they were surprised by the early budget and were unable to function accordingly. President David Granger has nonetheless related government's continuous strides toward creating a workable planning and implementation system that fixes many of the issues inherited from the previous Administration. The President said it is the government's intention to have planning units created in all ministries ahead of the 2017 budget. He said there needs to be more careful planning in relation to spending budgetary allocations.

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agreement to LOCAL law students are anxious for a meeting with the country's Attorney General on the latest agreement which facilitates entry of Guyanese students to the Hugh Wooding Law school in Trinidad.

After years of negotiations, an agreement was signed earlier this month between the University of Guyana, the University of the West Indies and the Council of Legal Education to allow automatic entry for the Top 25 Guyanese students over the next three years.

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Chevy Devonish, Wednesday said they are concerned that the agreement would expire in three years and they are anxious for details on what happens next.

"I am happy for this new agreement; however, if it is indeed tme that it is only for a term of three years, then this is unfortunate.

"It raises several questions: Why only three years? What is the justification? When do negotiations for a new agreement start? Is it before the expiry of the old agreement or after it expires? How long will it take?"

Devonish said the Law Society does not want another situation where the agreement expires and students are left to wonder whether or not they will be given the opportunity to study for their Legal Education Certificates (LECs) at the Hugh Wooding Law School.

Attorney General and Legal Affairs Minister Basil Williams Wednesday said the government has made good on its promise by paying US$85,000 to the Hugh Wooding LawSchool, as cost for 50 students.

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A voting age in Russia starts from 18. Any Russian citizen of 21 years of age and older can become candidate for a deputy.

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"The money was paid," Minister Williams told reporters on Wednesday.

How ever, Devonish said he is not aware that Guyanese students attending Hugh Wooding have yet felt the benefit of the payment by government. "...though the payment may have been made by Government, the process has not reached the stage where it translates into lower tuition fees. By itself, this issue is problematic enough. But it is coupled with the fact that some students have travelled with reduced tuition [fees], and will not be able to commence classes until they have paid," he explained.

He added: "I have spoken to at least one student who has indicated that they are

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being asked to pay the full amount and that when the contribution made by the Government of Guyana is finalised, students will be reimbursed... I do not know who is at fault for the current state of affairs, or even if fault is attributable to either of the parties. I just know that as things stand currently, the students have to pay the same tuition."

Minister Williams would not be dragged into saying that the money paid by government was for a specific expense.

"Whether it is a combination of economic cost and defraying the expenses for students, at the end of the day it is US$85,000.

Whether it is fees or economic cost, it is going into the coffers of the Hugh Wooding Law School."

Minister Williams was keen on pointing out that the contribution to the Hugh Wooding LawSchool by the government of Guyana comes after approximately 14 years.

The local law students would like to have matters cleared up.

"The University of Guyana Law Society has been attempting to get an audience with Mr. Williams for weeks now, however, his office has continuously informed us that he us too busy. We do hope that this changes soon," Devonish said.

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AFC doesn't owe Ramayya a dime - Ramjattan LEADER of the Alliance For Change (AFC) Khemraj Ramjattan said his party does not owe Dr Veerasammy Ramayya a dime.

Ramayya. the former Regional Executive Officer of Region Six announced his resignation from the party. which forms part of the country's coalition administration . on Tuesday. In a letter addressed to General Secretary of the AFC. David Patterson, and dated September 13th. 2016. Dr Ramayya said among other things that he is disappointed that the money he spent in 2011 and 2015 was not returned.

He said he had spent more than $15M on the party during the campaign period and received only $5.5M. "Recently I have sent six letters out from the President downwards asking them if I would be reimbursed for the money I spent in 2015... weeks and no one had the courtesy to acknowledge my letter and further to that, in

Dr Veerasammy Ramayya 2011. although I received $5.5 M. the election cost Region Six over $20M...

Today I hnd that people who have not invested more for this new government are reaping the beneht." Dr Ramayya said.

But on Wednesday.

Ramjattan told the Guyana Chronicle that he had anticipated the former REO's resignation.

"We don't owe him a dime, absolutely nothing -

15M? During the campaign we paid the people who we were supposed to pay and they all got their monies. A claim of $15M.. .would make me use some very unpleasant words which I do not want to use." Ramjattan said in response to queshons posed by the Guyana Chronicle.

He did however acknowledge the work put in

by Dr Ramayya and said the party has done that which was required for the former Region Six REO. "I think we did what we had to do for him... [We] gave him the regional executive position." said the AFC leader.

"I might be unpleasant with the remarks...he still remains a very good friend and he worked hard for the party. I will probably put out a statement later on. I don't want to now." he told the Guyana Chronicle.

The AFC leader has no issue with Dr Ramayya rejoining the party in the future, despite Tuesday's

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resignation, which was the second such for Ramayya.

"I have, for a person like that an open -door policy. Mistakes will be made, mistakes have been made, even I have made mistakes. Yes. why not?

Aperson like him, I would give second and third chances." remarked Ramjattan.

On Tuesday, Dr Ramayya said his contributions and investments "did not resonate deeply" with the party.

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The Chief of Staff said too that more information would be made available Thursday as the team continues its investigation.

Last December, a Venezuelan- registered helicopter landed on an airstrip at Kaikan. Region Seven with approximately eight heavily armed Venezuelan soldiers. The Guyana Chronicle reported that when the helicopter landed there were tw o Amerindian women close by. The women told police that two armed men. reportedly soldiers, disembarked the aircraft and enquired if they were at Sanguan. a farm in Venezuela located approximately 10 miles from Kaikan.

By the time GDF ranks arrived in the area, the Venezuelan helicopter had already departed.

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THE Guyana Defence Force (GDF) and the Guyana Police Force have secured an aircraft left abandoned at the Yupukari Airstrip, Central Rupununi, Region Nine.

Army Chief of Staff Brigadier Mark Philips confirmed the discovery and told the Guyana Chronicle that the aircraft was spotted by residents of Yupukari who alerted the GDF and the police. "Yes. we found an aircraft at the Yupukari airstrip based on information from people in the area."

Brigadier Philips could not state where the aircraft originated from. "A team is in there now investigating.. .the aircraft has been detained and secured by GDF. The Guyana

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matters THIS year's Education Month (September) is being observed under the tbeme, "Each Child Matters: Stakeholders Unite for the Enhancement of Education." Efforts by every government to unleash and enhance the intellectual capacity of its human capital are worthy.

A nation cannot develop without a vision and the inputs of its people, which even the ever-growing reliance on modem technology continues to prove. There is still the need for human inputs in the conceptualisation, development, application and maintenance of the various mechanisations.

People often speak about education as being in the classroom, completing school and passing examinations and being awarded the requisite certification. Yet education is much more complex. An educated nation is not only one where formal classrooms are established and students go through the rudiments of meeting the curriculum and being successful at it. An important component, if not the most important, is the philosophy that drives the nation's developmental thrust that would inform its education policy and influences programmes and laws.

A nation that prides itself as the best or among the best of nations, conceptualisation of its education policy will be driven to ensure it achieves or maintains that pride of place and competitive edge. Being in such category would ensure systems are built and put in place for intellectual development that would ensure productive citizens and increase productivity for the people and nation's benefits. Where the two are considered equally important, it requires catering for diverse abilities, given that each has unique talent and all talents, from the least to most certificated, are important.

The focus that every child matters, the attention within recent years to downplay technical education as seen by the removal of the Community High Schools for instance, meant that some children did not matter. There is no one size fits all in learning or one skill fits all in development. Planning in education has to factor in these. Another component, which becomes important, given historical experiences of mistrust and inequities, is to factor into education the contributions each ethnic group has made to the nation's development. Welding a nation and ensuring the comity of its people rely on respecting all the peoples. One factor in ensuring this outside of laws is to create learning opportunities for each citizen not only to understand the contribution of his lineage,

TWO Chinese nationals were each fined $100,000 for producing fraudulent visas to a Caribbean Airlines representative.

Through the translation of an interpreter Yang Fengqia, 31, and Yao Liwei, 37, both admitted to the allegation which was read to them by Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan at the Georgetown Magistrates' Court.

It was alleged that on September 10, 2016, at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) Timeh-

ri, East Bank Demerara, with the intent to defraud Custom Service agent of Caribbean Airlines, they each produced one People of the Republic of China's passport bearing the numbers E50174580 and E73433258 respectively, in favour of themselves with a forged Canadian visa holding numbers C126872082 inserted on page 23 and C130182413 inserted on page 8, respectively, with knowledge of same being false.

Attorney, Paul FungA-Fat asked the court to

but also that of others.

Civics needs to be in the classroom as a matter of importance to the nation's development. It is not untrue to say that among those who hold positions in government, elected and appointed, are persons unaware of how the laws and systems of government ought to function. Imparting such knowledge from young would not only allows for an informed citizenry, but also influencing better understating of decisions taken, and decision-making when the time comes to serve.

Formal education is the moulding of minds to understand and appreciate the world and one's contributions in the developmental processes, personal and otherwise.

Guyana has her contributions to make to humankind and environmental development. Taking our place among the international community is reliant on the country's institutions, system of governance, and human relations to meaningfully participate within established and required standards.

Historically, Guyanese are not only known for their brains, but also courtesy and respect for rules/laws, making us a valued and sought-after asset. Where there continues to be slippage, an education system has to factor in the importance of making it a priority. Efforts such as bringing private schools in compliance with the national education policy and upgrading the New Opportunity Corps are welcoming signs in quality assurance and improvement.

have mercy on his clients.

He stated that the two were both sorry for what they did. Yao Liwei, through the translation of an interpreter, stated that he would like to return home to seek medical attention since he is suffering from pile.

Fung-A-Fat added that both defendants admitted to paying a male US$2,000 each in China to for the visa, which they had applied online for.

The prosecutor facts stated that the two entered Guyana at Moleson Creek after leaving Suriname.

They were outgoing passengers at the CJIA when they produced their passports to the Caribbean Airlines agent.

Prior to them travelling to the airport, the officers at the airport were informed by their Canadian counterparts in Trinidad and Tobago that they suspected the two to be traveling with forge documents.

The two were fined and failure to pay the fine w ould result in them being escorted to the nearest port of exit, where they will be deported.

That Government has accepted the importance of stakeholders in this year's theme says that it sees education as a collective societal responsibility. In this regard it is hoped that the psychosocial needs of the various demographics are being factored in. As important as it is to ensure every child gets the education he/she needs and is capable of, unhindered by economic status, geography or other challenges, the needs of those who cater for this population too have to be met.

Our teachers/educators are very important in the frontline delivery of education and should feel they are important to the process. In the public education system, grumblings by teachers/lecturers and their unions as to the treatment being received by their employers regarding agreement and conditions of work cannot go un-noticed and unattended. The relationship between employer and employees is important for the child's learning and development and harmonious relationships work to the advantage of the system. In the community, the family, equally as neighbours, is an important stakeholder. Whereas parents shoulder primary responsibility to ensure the child is socialised with needed relational skills, attends school, is learning, completing assignments and maintaining relations with the school, the community carries oversight responsibility and denizens positive role models. In education, the African proverb "It takes a village to raise a child" remains applicable and doable.

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THE Ministry of Finance has announced that persons with student loans will be granted a 75 per cent reduction in the accumulated arrears of interest on their accounts if they clear their indebtedness in full by October 31.

The Ministry in a release

also said that persons who wish to bring their accounts up-to-date will be granted a 50 per cent reduction in the accumulated arrears of interest, if their accounts are brought up-to-date by October 31.

If. however, a borrower defaults, subsequently, the

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interest waived will be restored in full to the account, the release said.

The Ministry noted that borrowers whose accounts were current for at least three years at July 31.

2016 will benefit from a 50 per cent reduction on all future interest once the

account does not go into arrears.

"If the account lapses into arrears, all interest waived will be restored."

The Ministry further noted that borrowers whose accounts were current for at least two years at July 31. 2016.

Deputy

disappears AESHWAR Deonarine, the former Deputy Chief Executive Officer (DCEO) of the Guyana & Power Light, has disappeared off the radar.

Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan told reporters on Wednesday that Deonarine is not in Canada as was previously thought.

The Minister said Canadian Police have been unsuccessful in locating Deonarine "but we now understand that he is not in Canada."

Asked if he has any idea as to where the former GPL DCEO is currently, the Minister said. "I don't know."

loan

Former Deputy CEO GPL, Aeshwar Deonarine "I am certain he will go back to Canada, and under the Mutual Assistance Act they may very well send him back... [But]I don't know where he is."

will receive a 50 per cent reduction on the interest accumulated prior to the repayment due date of the loan. This reduction, it said will be given in the form of a monthly credit against future payments, but if the account goes into arrears, all interest

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Under the Mutual Assistance Act. Guyana can seek assistance under the legislation to Commonwealth territories to locate a person believed to be involved in or was involved in criminal achvities. Sechon 8 (1) of the Act apphes to where reasonable ground exists that a person is in a commonwealth country and is or might be concerned in or affected by any criminal matter; or could give evidence or assistance relevant to any criminal matter.

Sub-section 2 speaks to a request which may be made to the Commonwealth country to assist in locating

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that person or if the person's identity is unknown, in identifying and locating that person.

In Febraary. Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum told reporters that the wanted former GPL Deputy CEO is in Canada and efforts were afoot to seek his extradition to Guyana. In fact, the Guyana Police Force had said that it has contacted the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) to assist in locating Deonarine.

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"The Ministry of Finance urges all borrowers to visit the Student Loan Agency without delay to discuss repayment plans and how they can benefit from these offers," the release concluded.

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Deonarine is wanted in connection with fraud. It is alleged that the former DCEO. along with President of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) Carvil Duncan obtained $27.8M of GPL's money.

The duo is accused of stealing money from the power company by paying themselves bonuses and transferring funds into their personal bank accounts without the approval of the

board of directors of the company.

Charges of conspiracy were laid against Deonarine earlier this year but were withdrawn. He was charged with Duncan for conspiring to commit a felony. Duncan was alone in court to defend his charge while Deonarine fled.

The money was discovered missing after auditors were examining GPL's accounts relative to the PetroCaribe Fund.

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THE RUPUNUNI DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED INTERIM

FINANCIAL

REPORT

ASAT30 JUNE, 2016 CHAIRMAN'S REVIEW Dear Shareholders, I am pleased to present the report on the financial performance of the Company for the first six months of the financial year ended 30 June, 2016.

Globally, growth prospects have weakened throughout the world economy. Emerging market and developing economies are facing stronger headwinds, including weaker growth among advanced economies and low commodity prices.

The Guyanese Economy recorded 2.0 percent growth over the past six months, despite low returns in rice and sugar. The major contributors were the Mining sector, which recorded increased production of gold and the Services sector.

The Agriculture, Fishing, and Forestry sectors contracted by 10 percent, despite growth in the Livestock, Other Crops, and Fishing subsectors.

Notwithstanding the effects of El Nino on the Rice and Sugar industries, the Other Crops sector grew by 2 percent in the first half of the year.

Turnover for the period was G$ 6.4m. The Company recorded a Loss After Taxation of G$ 3.5m.

The Company continued to focus on mutually economically beneficial initiatives to support development in the neighboring indigenous communities.

The El Nino climate experienced during the first half of the year, negatively impacted on the cattle mortality rate. Cattle rustling in the Savannah is a major concern for the Company. This situation results in financial losses and reduction in the value of the Biological Assets. Requests for assistance in reducing cattle rustling have been made at the regional level.

Despite the challenges, the Board of Directors and Management remain committed to further developing the tourism operation and broadening our beef markets to enable the provision of attractive returns.

Thank You Wilfred A. Lee Chairman, Board of Directors 14th September 2016

Half year ended 30 June 2015- Unaudited As at the beginning of period

Audited year ended 31- Dec-2015

Turnover - Livestock

Ranch Store Gross Profit/(Loss) Ranch and Management Expenses Net Comprehensive Loss before taxation Taxation Net Loss for the yea Other Comprehensive Income Fair Value Gain Net Comprehensive Loss for the yea Earnings per share in Dollars

155,624 568,000 484,900

15,164,542 18,158,996

3,116,464

1,304,413

Other Comprehensive Income

Year ended 31 December 2015- Audited Balance - January 1,2015

1,838,920

34,369 661,000 460,090

57,472 2,335,550 15,256,712 7,322,500 22,579,212 196,080 22,775,292

7,917,324 (166,753) 12,870,571

G$ 79,207,290

(5,585,859)

(5,585,859)

44,212

As at the end of period

Total

71,938,523

Net loss for the half year

44,212

3,160,676

1,304,413

3,116,464

1,304,413

73,665,643

1,008,970

71,938,523

79,207,290

(5,840,242)

(5,840,242)

Net loss for the year Other Comprehensive Income

221,060

As at the end of year

1,838,920

3,337,524

1,304,413

1,008,970

66,098,281

73,588,108

Half year ended 30 June 2016- Unaudited As at the beginning of period

1,838,920

3,337,524

1,304,413

1,008,970

66,098,281

73,588,108

(3,503,301)

(3,503,301)

62,594,980

70,084,807

Other Comprehensive Income As at the end of period

12,863,690

Other Income Interest and Dividends Spares, Tourism and Transortation Others Total Revenue Increase in fair value of Biological Assets

1,838,920

Net loss for the half year

STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR HALF YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 Unaudited Unaudited I lalf year ended I lalf year ended 30- Jun-2016 30- Jun-2015

1,838,920

3,337,524

1,304,413

1,008,970

STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 Unaudited Unaudited Half year ended Half year ended 30-Jun-2016 30-Jun-2015 G$

G$

Audited year ended 31- Dec-2015 G$

Cash How from Operating Activities Net Loss Before Taxation

(2,994,454)

(5,580,090)

(5,370,851)

(7,195,000) 2,129,741 (5,065,259) (8,059,713)

(1,312,875) 1,018,052 (294,823) (5,874,913)

(7,322,500) 2,363,822 (4,958,678) (10,329,529)

3,577,298 502,141 675,944

Cash Generated form Operations

(2,397,389) 6,943,534 (87,407) 7,556,811 12,015,549 3,955,836

4,755,383 (1,119,530)

175,630 (1,851,687) 750,961 10,819,056 9,893,960 (435,569)

Taxation Taxes Paid Net Inflow before Investing Activities

(516,185) 3,439,651

(519,170) (1,638,700)

(512,252) (947,821)

Purchase of Tangible Fixed Assets Net Increase/(Decrease) in Cash and Cash Equivalents

(2,140,000) 1,299,651

(355,741) (1,994,441)

(1,204,053) (2,151,874)

Cash and Cash Equivalents - January 1 Cash and Cash Equivalents - June 30

3,819,117 5,118,768

5,970,991 3,976,550

5,970,991 3,819,117

439,507 4,679,261 5,118,768

3,976,550 3,976,550

302,583 3,516,534 3,819,117

28,146,143 Adjustment for: Increase in fair value of biological assets Depreciation Operating I.oss Before Working Capital Changes Working Capital Changes

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION HALF YEAR JUNE 30, 2016 Unaudited Unaudited Half year ended Half year ended 30- Jun-201â&#x201A;Ź> 30- Jun-2015 ASSETS Nor* Current Assets Tangible Fixed Assets haves Lmeials Current Assets The Revenue Authority Biological Assets Inventories Receivables Casb and Bank Total Assets EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Capital and Reserves Share Capital Reserves - Capital General Other Reserve Accumulated Earnings iSJon Current Liability Related Party/Company Current Liabilities Payables Taxation

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 Share Other Capital General Accumulated Capital Capital Reserve Reserve Earnings G$ G$ G$ G$ G$

Audited year ended 31- Dec-2015

14,018,621 3,612,899 17,631,520

14,505,820 3,436,051 17,941,871

14,008,362 3,612,899 17,621,261

192,750 68,287,100 153,649 3,110,351 5,118,768 94,494,138

192,750 55,082,475 141,259 7,700,057 3,976,550 85,034,962

192,750 61,092,100 66,242 10,053,885 3,819,117 92,845,355~

1,838,920 1,304,413 1,008,970 3,337,524 62,594,980 70,084,807

1,838,920 1,304,413 1,008,970 3,160,676 66,352,664 73,665,643

21,158,505 296,492 2,954,334

1,838,920 1,304,413 1,008,970 3,337,524 66,098,281 73,588,108 13,601,694

8,878,187 2,491,132

85,034,962 Total Equity and Liabilities 94,494,138 The financial stetements were approved on 14 September, 2016 On behalf of the Board: y Mr. Omadatt Singh - Director Mr. Keith Evelyn - Director

2,693,881 2,961,672 5,655,553 92,845,355

Payables Receivables Inventories Related Party

Cash How from Investing Activities

Analysis of Cash and Cash Equivalents - June 30 Cash on Hand Cash at Bank

Please find the NOTES TO THE INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORT on the facing page - thank you

GUYANA CHRONICLE Thursday, September 15, 2016

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~ director laments political interference

By Svetlana Marshall THE Government Analyst Food and Drug Department (GA- FDD) is plagued with many problems ranging from insufficient resources to political interference, according to the Director Marian Cole.

In a recent interview with the Guyana Chronicle. Cole contended that the department, which falls under the Public Health Ministry, is unable to effectively execute its mandate because of the lack of food and dmg inspectors coupled with poor remuneration.

It was pointed out that while there are approximately 600 food importers, the national regulatory authority lias only six food inspectors and three dmg inspectors.

"Drug is [sic] a billion-dollar industry in Guyana, and in our country [we have] only three drag inspectors.

How three drag inspectors will inspect all of these bonds, all of these pharmacies, all these

Compounding the situation, Cole said, is the growing amount of counterfeit products on the local market. In order to bring some semblance of order in the local market, GA - FDD, he said accepts the Free Sale or Health Certificate from the country of origin, but tins too is faced with stumbling blocks.

"This Free Sale Certificate ahests to the fact that the product is good, is manufactured under sanitary conditions and is assented to by a department like ours and says this is good," the director explained.

The issuing or acceptance GA -FDD Director of the Free Sale or Health CerMarian Cole hospitals both public and pri- tificate is in keeping with the vate and ensure that we have statutory requirements as stated in the Laws of Guyana, Food safe drags on the market?"

"It is difficult, it is impos- and Drag Act chapter 34:03 sible," the GA - FDD Director section (32) ii and the Food and Drag Regulation Number 13. said.

These requirements are also Cole said for the department to effectively execute in keeping with the World Trade its function, it would need 24 Organisation (WTO)"s 1985 inspectors: a batch of 10 food ruling on sanitary and phyinspectors with two seniors, tosanitary measures to protect and a batch of 10 drag inspec- consumers from substandard items of foods traded across tors with two seniors.

borders.

DISREGARD However, Cole is reporting that many importers disregard this legal requirement and even turn to politicians to bypass the system.

"In a synopsis they are going to politicians to circumvent tins thing," he said, while noting that importers ought to remember that the requirement is in keeping with the Laws of Guyana and the World Trade Organisation.

"If we get that document for every slupment that comes to Guyana, we will have some amount of guarantee that products coming from Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Turkey are safe," the GA - FDD Director explained.

He said according to the rales of the World Trade Organisation, monitoring agencies such as GA - FDD can

also visit the countries of origin to determine if their food products are safe for consmnption.

"According to the World Trade Organisation s rale, before that sardine reaches to Guyana, we could demand that our inspectors leave Guyana with the support of the exporter or the importer and go to Thailand and inspect the factory, inspect the records, visit the regulatory agencies to ensure that in truth and in fact it is sardine [that] is [sic] being placed in the fins before being shipped to Guyana, we can demand that," he explained.

20 YEARS AGO The last time Guyana reportedly made such a request was approximately 20 years ago. However, recently Guyana was subject to one such inspection after Sterling Products Limited had indicated its intention to ship ice cream to Barbados.

"Barbados inspectors came to Guyana, inspected Sterling's

premises, and inspected the Food and Drug Department to ensure that the records correlate before Sterling could have slupped one batch of ice cream to Barbados. It took them two years but in Guyana, contrary to all of tins, people does just wake up and decide, you know what, ocliro in tins gon sell in Guyana and are being sold in Singapore, I will slup it to Guyana."

In a recent statement, the GA - FDD reminded importers that it would accept only original copies of documents for processing, and letters of commitment for future shipments (waivers) will no longer be accommodated or be used to facilitate items of foods to be released on the local market.

The department stated that it will continue to work with all stakeholders to ensure that foods imported into Guyana are accompanied with the requisite documentation, according to the Laws of Guyana, and to ensure that consumers are protect-

THE RUPUNUNIDEVEI0PMINT CO. LTD 'Grey Boy' freed of Crum-Ewing's murder NOTES TO THE INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORT A GEORGETOWN Magistrate Wednesday freed "Grey Boy," the man accused of the March, 2015 murder of political activist Courtney Crum-Ewing, arguing that while the gun used in the murder was found at his home, the prosecution failed to pin him to the murder.

Regan Anthony Rodrigues (Grey Boy) was freed of the charge after Magistrate Judy Latchman accepted the no-case submission filed by his Attorney Adrian Thompson.

In her ruling. Magistrate Latchman said that while she was satisfied that the gun. which was used to shoot Crum-Ewing was found at the home of the accused, the evidence offered by the prosecution did not imphcate Rodrigues in the actual murder.

As such, the Magistrate dismissed the murder charge against Rodrigues and informed him that he was a free man. Rodrigues. 37. is however still in prison as he is currently serving a threeyear sentence at the Camp Street prison for escaping lawful custody.

At the end of the Preliminary Inquiry on Friday last. Thompson made his no-case submission, noting that the Prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case against Rodrigues. by being unable to establish that he

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Regan Rodrigues, known as ^Grey Boy' committed the offence. The lawyer also noted that the Prosecuhon also failed to present to the court a witness who saw what had transpired when Crum-Ewing was murdered.

According to Thompson, the other evidence presented to the court were insufficient to prove that a prima facie case had been established against Rodrigues.

In response to this submissioa Nigel Hughes. Special Prosecutor appointed to the case, noted that the accused admihed to the police that he owned the gun which was used in the murder and that it was for his protection.

"He [Rodrigues] told the police that they can't turn him in with the gua because the gun do nuff thing." Hughes said. He further argued that when Crum-Ewing was killed, the gun was found in the possession of Rodrigues.

Hughes urged the Magistrate to take into account Rodrigues' admission of pos-

Courtney Crum-Ewing sessing the gun for a number of years.

Rodrigues was charged separately for the possession of an illegal gun and ammunitioa for which he was eventually found not guilty at the end of a trial before Magistrate Fabayo Azore.

Rodrigues was charged with Crum-Ewing's murder on August 07. 2015. It was alleged that on March 10. at Diamond. East Bank Demerara. he murdered Crum-Ewing.

The accused had told the court that "money was passed" and the real man that assassinated the political activist walked away scotch free. Crum-Ewing was assassinated while urging residents of Diamond to vote for the Opposition Coalition prior to the May 11, 2015 general and regional elections. He was shot five times, including three times to the head at point blank range.

The interim financial statements have been prepared in accordance with International Accounting Standards 34, Interim Financial Reporting and the provisions of the Securities Industry Act 1998.

The Accounting policies are consistent with those used in the Company's audited financial statements for the year ended December 31,2014.

2. TAXATION Taxation is recognised based on the best estimate of the effective annual corporation and property tax rate of the Company.

3. BENEFICIAL INTEREST OF DIRECTORS

Shares held as at Six months ended 30/06/2015 Peter. S. Fraser Duane De Freitas

10 50,600

Shares held as at year ended 31/12/2014 10 50,600

4. FAIR VALUES The Carrying values of financial assets and liabilities approximate to their fair value given their short term maturity.

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MARAD

Bank of Guyana 1 Avenue of the Republic. P.O. Box 1003, Georgetown. Guyana.

Tel: (592) 226 - 3250-9, (592) 226 - 3261-5 Fax. (592) 227 - 2965 Website: http://www.bankofguyana.org.gy CURRENCY UPUATE Buying Selling Currency USD/GYD

205.98375

208.43594

GBP/GYD

272.82548

276.28184

CDN/GYD

157.14838

158.97068

EUIVGYD

231.25796

234.21947

BBD/GYD

101.99438

103.01688

XCD/GYD

75.55139

76.30880

TTD/GYD

30.41249

30.71738

SEPTEMBER 14.2016

drunken THE Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) will soon be implementing measures to enhance safety on the country's waterways in an effort to curb the recent spate of accidents occurring on the rivers.

Operators found to be under the influence of alcohol will be forbidden to operate and will have their licenses revoked. MARAD declared in a press statement.

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Another of the safety measmes to be implemented is the establishment of safety offices in Regions t. 2. and 7 in the areas of Mabarama.

Charity, and Bartica. MARAD stated.

Additionally, speedboat monitors will be deployed in those areas to conduct safety checks on vessels traversing the waterways. Monitors will be assisted by the law enforcement agencies comprising the Coast Guard and

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Passenger vessels will not be allowed to operate during the hours of darkness, except in the case of an emergency.

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By Nafeeza Yahya ROSE Hall Town launched its 46th anniversary celebrations with much pomp and fanfare that impressed many, including President Granger who took the salute during a magnificent parade.

"I can't recall seeing such a large parade in any

and village movement, which he said was the most important era in the history of Guyana and the Caribbean.

"Today is a day for double celebrations, not only for Rose Hall becoming a town, but to pay homage to the 57 pioneers who saved their money and bought this piece of land 174 years ago, so that

literate people can do, which is [why] I gave the children these buttons so that they look towards the future... Education is going to be the springboard to employment in this region."

President Granger also pledged his unwavering support to the region and the town to see it unlock its full potential.

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During the opening ceremony, the top performers in the town at National Grade Six assessment examinations, CSEC and University of Guyana were honoured, as was the oldest person in Rose Hall.

A television documentary showcasing the town and its history and a poster aimed at promoting the township were also unveiled.

Regional Chairman David Armogan congratulated the Rose Hall Town

Youth and Sports Club for its impressive launch to the Town Week celebrations.

Mayor Vijay Ramoo promised the residents that come next year they can look forward to a bigger and more convenient tarmac for the town's celebrations. He reflected on the journey of the town and assured residents of his commitment to ensure that the town develop its potential.

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tion is being held under the theme: "Proud of our past, optimistic about our future" and is being spearheaded by the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTYSC ) and will run for 12 days with various activities.

Today's main activity will be the medical outreach and health fair at the St. Francis Headquarters in Rose Hall from 10:00hrs to 16:00hrs and is open to the public free of cost.

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Region Six chairman David Armogan laid a wreath at a memorial dedicated to the 57 persons who bought Rose Hall 174 years ago. (Ministry of the Presidency photo) town," the President remarked as he delivered the feature address to officially launch the town's celebrations.

The parade featured over 1000 participants which included the members of the disciplined forces, civil society, students, as well as citizens of Rose Hall Town.

The President remarked that "Rose Hall is a small town with a big heart that will lead the commercial revolution in East Berbice/ Corentyne."

President Granger reflected on the history

their children and grandchildren won't have to go back into slavery and poverty.

"This was bought and paid for by the blood and sweat of your foreparents, so do not ever forget their sacrifices, do not forget their struggles as you go forward to build this great nation."

President Granger shared buttons that had the words "Every child in school" and he reiterated the importance of education.

"Rose Hall in itself is a symbol of what ordinary

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He also challenged the mayor to plant more trees as World Tree Day approaches on October 1st to help beautify the town further as well as move closer towards a greener town.

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MINISTER of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan , on Wednesday charged 38 new recruits of the Guyana Prison Service (GPS) to keep a good balance between security and control and humanity and justice. He said balancing the acts is vital to the public service and public security sector. '"Within the limited resources that we provide these days, seek as best to provide decent conditions for the prisoners. Although we might not have the best physical infrastructure, you can meet their needs by being courteous, you can meet their health care needs by calling the relevant personnel instead of taking the 'don't care a damn" attitude. Help prisoners redress their behaviours, help the prisoners prepare for their return to society ... though young and inexperienced, you have to start learning/' Ramjattan charged the graduates to stand up to the difficulties, never give up as he noted the "very low salaries" that prison officers receive along with the number of prison officers to prisoners.

"Ensure that the prisoners you keep remain in custody and that there are no break-outs and things of that nature. Maintaining order, control, discipline and a safe environment for yourself and prisoners is important, because when you do that you are maintaining a safer environment for the entire country, and when you do that, there are benefits ... it has very far- reaching effects," the minister stated.

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Lewis" family believes that his disappearance is due to foul play, even as the search for him continues.

According to the young man's sister Jenica, she was in the hammock when a villager reported that her brother had gone fishing with him and jumped off the boat and drowned.

The villager then walked calmly away after communicating the message.

The teenager said she screamed on hearing the news, but managed to muster the courage to tell her father the tragic news that was related to her.

Villagers subsequently told her told her to be calm as that information she received may not be true.

But even with this assurance, a neighbour referred to as "Cliffo" said he did hear cries of Help! Help! but did not pay much heed to it.

Reports are that six men, inclusive of the now missing man, had joined a motorised engine vessel for a place commonly referred to 'Kaman Sankar' to catch iguanas.

The Guyana Chronicle was told that while close to the Sister's Village seashore, Lewis and two others

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The other two made it to the surface, but Lewis did not.

Lewis" family believe that something 'fishy" happened. They claim that the story told to them by the men who went with Lewis is contradictory.

They related that at one time they are told that Lewis alone jumped overboard and they tried to save him with outstretched paddles while another time they are hearing that several of them jumped overboard.

Lewis" family also related that he never went to catch iguanas and it was strange that he went with the iguana catchers.

The missing man's reputed wife Venita Ali said he left home on Tuesday just after 08:00hrs, but did not say where he was going and she assumed he was going to work.

Lewis makes concrete blocks for a living but would do odd jobs in between.

At his home on Wednesday evening, persons who gathered lauded him as a good young man with a bright future ahead.

At the gathering, Lewis' family recalled that he and a known individual had a misunderstanding some time ago which led to him facing an assault charge.

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MRS SITA Nagamootoo, wife of Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo Wednesday distributed school supplies to the children of the Vergenoegen Nursery School in Region.

With funds from the Ralph Joseph Charitable Foundation, named after a family friend. Ralph Joseph, formerly from Whim Village. Mrs. Nagamootoo has been visiting schools and communities distributing sport gears, books and school supplies, the Prime Minister's office stated in a press release.

Mrs Nagamootoo was accompanied by the Prime Minister's Regional Representative for Region 3 Harry Deokinanan, District Education Officer Ann Boston and Headmistress of the nursery school. Sharon Bascom.

The visit to the school coincides with Education Month 2016. which is currently being observed and Mrs. Nagamootoo believes that the timing is appropriate. "I thought it would be a good thing to come out and meet with the teachers and move around with the children." Mrs Nagamooto said.

Recently Mrs. Nagamootoo has been observing Literacy Day and Education Month by visiting various schools in Berbice. Demerara and Essequibo.

"She has brought joy to children by starting early childhood education in Shieldstown. Albouystown. Bel Air Village.

Bath Auchlyne and now Vergenoegen." the Prime Minister's office stated.

Earlier, Mrs Nagamootoo took her "Do Good" mission to Hiawa, Annai and Surama in the Rupununi and several West Bank Demerara communities.

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and Berbice THE Come Alive Network Incorporated (CANI) last Saturday completed their annual "Come Alive" Shoe Drive, providing 80 pairs of shoes to less fortunate children in Charity and Berbice.

In each of the communities visited, the volunteers gave each child deemed "needy" a new pair of shoes to equip them for the new school term and year.

Notably, in Charity some 50 children betw een the ages of 3-15 were recipients of new pairs of shoes, while in New Amsterdam another 30 children were also able to receive a new pair of shoes each. The children in New Amsterdam also benefitted from lunch packs donated by Singers.

The team of Youth Volunteers also engaged the children in fun activities and held discussions to enlighten the children about the importance of education.

The Executive Director of CANI. Ryan Hoppie. noted that they have "a network within the community" which encompasses the community leaders and social protection officers within the area. This network is able to identify the needy children and disseminate their genders and sizes, so the CANI team was able to source the shoes for the children.

A team from the organization usually goes out to the targeted areas and presents each child with a pair of shoes. This is the third year CANI conducted the shoe drive in Charity, while they were in Berbice for the first time.

Over the past few weeks, the youth organization had reached out to the public and requested donations of Black School Shoes or donations of $2360 GYD (or $12 USD) to purchase a pair of shoes. While there was some degree of public response, the Shoe Drive was also supported by Footsteps and Singers.

In previous years. CANI was able to donate some 700 new pairs of school shoes along with stationery to less fortunate children in various communities across Guyana.

The youth organization also held a 'self-worth' Creative Response workshop while in Berbice on, in observance of World Suicide Prevention Day. The workshop, which was held at the Berbice Chamber of Commerce in New Amsterdam, targeted persons aged 15-30.

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Dr Nehaul Singh.

According to reports, the man and some relatives had gone to the airport on Sunday to receive a family member who was coming into the country.

It has been confirmed that he was found dead some 400 feet from where the minibus he and his relatives used to take them to the airport was parked.

He was found in a garbage heap in the vicinity of the CJIA's maintenance building.

Reports are that Williams was left in the minibus, while his relatives went into the airport's arrival lounge to await the visiting parly.

Based on footage from the airport's CCTV camera, Williams was last seen exiting the minibus and proceeding north where several stands are situated.

He was seen headed in that direction until he was well out of the cameras' range.

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THE Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) on Wednesday presented bursary awards to 12 members of its Early Savers Club who were successful at the recent National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA).

Speaking at the Bank's Kingstown, Georgetown office, Assistant Chief Education Officer (Secondary), Leslyn Edwards-Charles congratulated the young awardees and urged them to continue to strive for excellence. "Do not waste time in school, be dedicated to your studies and all the hard work will pay off," she said.

Assistant Manager (Research and Planning), Sean Noel also congratulated the students and acknowledged that they would have made significant sacrifices to achieve their excellent scores.

The students awarded this year were Anthony Ferreira, Aryan Singh, Jonathan Arjune, Muhammad Boodhoo, Harshani Danpaul, Jonelle Hopkinson, Lemuel Assing, Alieya Ali, Rebekah Gharbaran, Vinaya Chatterdeo, Anjali Maharaj and Monesh Ramrup.

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REGISTER at Xenon Academy, Tank Street Grove, EBD. 2662551, 643-4045 full time nursery, primary & secondary classes. Now offering CXC evening classes all ages Monday-Friday 17:00hrs19:00hrs, Maths, English, POA & FOB. Join the Xenon Family.

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LEARN TO DRIVE MAISON Driving School, 287 Albert Street, Georgetown. $18 000. Call 610-1710, 650-4291.

SHALON Enterprise, 2 Croat Street, Stabroek: You could also obtain an intematbnal driver's permit covering over 131 countries Tel: 227-3835, 227-3869, 619-0106, 622-8162.

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FOR all weddings and event planning, decor. Call Collis, 6754268.

WELDING & fabricating on boat and grille work. Tel: 233-2847, 666-2101, 610-4761.

STEPPING Stones DayCare& Play School Gamett Street, Kitty Monday-Friday. 07:30hrs - 18:00hrs, Saturdays 08:00hrs - 17:00hrs, 225-1251..

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WE do lawn best! For all your plants, tree- cutting and landscaping needs, call 223-1313/624-8198.

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Call Rudy 648-5110, 227-7427 REPAIRS and spares - refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, gas stoves, etc. Freezone Enterprises, 2270060, 609-8550, 694-1778.

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COMPUTER diagnostic (scanner) on all left-hand drive vehicles up to year 2008, engine light, airbag, ABS light, also service on all tyres of vehicles done wherever vehicle is. USA-trained technician.

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FUTURE Building Construction: M/e specialise in building, repairing, painting, plumbing, sanding, varnishing, tiling etc. M/e also build low-income houses. For more information call Husain 642-3478, 675-9107, 625-9275.

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SIRR Chakra, physical and spiritual yoga, yoga & health, world black belt bureau, ju-jitsu kung fu, home study. Enrol contact 621-4766, 227-2192 side to Maha Saba Lamaha Street.

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NANNY: Age 25-45. Preferably from Georgetown. Requirements - honest, clean, reliable and kind. Tel: 651-5724 SALES Representatives, porters, cashiers. Apply with photo and Police Clearance.

Survival, 173 Sheriff Street.

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Phone 226-7147 - waitress, age 25-40. Apply in person with written application. Shift work.

ONE Handyman between 18 and 25 years to work in and around factory located in Georgetown. For more information please call office 227-3341, mobile 699-1212. No text please.

PASTRY-maker with knowledge of icing cake. Must be able to work Sundays.

Cleaner lor bakery. Call 09:00hrs to 15:00hrs. 225-6016, 68 Sandy Babb Street, Kitty ONE experienced sales person age 19-29 years. Apply in person with written application @ Clippers Barber & Beauty, Lot 141 Camp Street (opposite Footsteps Mega Store).

PORTER: Must be energetic and willing to work, basic CXC subjects, Police Clearance & at least 2 years' experience. Bring application to 8 Sheriff Street, Georgetown Tel: 227-0186.

SECURITY GUARDS, vis iting Inspectors, Drivers, Security Manager. Apply in person with written application to: Personnel Manager Brans Security Services 168 Duncan Street, Newtown. Contact: 592-227-5020.

OFFICE Assistant/Inventory Clerk: Must have 5 CXC subjects inclusive of Maths & English & at feast 2 years' experience. Send application to sasha lensdecor @ hotmait. com or bring to 8 Sheriff Street, Georgetown. Tel: 227-0186.

FRONT Desk CfertcMustbe able to work shift system, Security Guard must be able to work 12hour shift system (day/night). Apply with written application and one passport-size picture to Regency Suites Hotel, 98 Hadfield Street, Werk-en-Rust, Georgetown.

OFFICE Assistant/Accounts Clerk: Must be able to work from 15:00hrs to 17:00hrs daily & on weekends when necessary Must have CXC Maths Grade 1 or 2 & English Grade 1. Previous experience in Customer Relations & Office Management would be an asset. Please forward application to officevacancy @mail.com ROY'S Pharmacy -Accounts Clerk, Sales Clerk, Bond Clerk and Weekend part-time Pharmacist. Interesting persons must have at least three subjects at CXC. Please send application and Curriculum Vitae along with a passport-size photograph to Roy's Pharmacy Stall #3233 & 64-65 Bourda Market, Georgetown. Tel: 223-6072.

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225-1659..

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ONLY 7 HOUSE LOTS AVAILABLE $7.5M EACH vCALL: 231-5359, RUIMZEIGHT Gardens: Commercial & residential single and double lots also one lot (48'x90') at Vreed-en-Hoop Public Road. Financing available. Call 269-0020.

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SALON STATION. Call 676-3012..

2 APARTEMNTS. Contact 222-51IP, 679-7668.

ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT, ECD. Phone 693-1480\ THREE-BEDROOM UPSTAIRS. Contact 222-2394.

ROOMS: For more information please call658-1646.

UNFURNISHED three-bedroom in Eccles. Tel:664-9062, 6229248.

BAR IN ALBERTTOWN SISO OOO. Call 6944148, 6271893.

KITTY 3-bedroom 2-ftat front house, parking 2 cars. Tel: 612-3788.

BUSINESS SPACE, EAST STREET, 16 x 40.

CALL 694-4148, 627-1893.

BUSINESS place on Montrose Public Road ECD Tel: 220-2706, 220-1109.

TWO-bedroom apartment $35 OOO Annandaie, ECD. Call 676-8710.

ROOM, $5 000 weekly. $15 000 down payment, North Ruimveldt. Tel: 663-8025.

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SELF-contained rooms in Prashad Nagar. Contact 2272993.

4 APARTMENTS, ECD public road, also Coldingen.

Call 670-9004.

3-BEDROOMbottom flat $60 OOO Princes Street, Lodge. 688-7435.

1; 2- & 3-BEDROOM apartments, furnished & unfurnished, 683-2689.

ONE three-bedroom flat Cornelia Ida, West Coast Demerara. Tel: 679-1278.

2-BEDROOM apartment, bottom flat in Kitty. Call 6899978, 223-3815.

3-BEDROOM bottom flat, Beterverwagting ECD Tel: 6183360, 628-0943.

BOTTOM apartment in Timehri area, also could be used for storage. Tel: 642-9947.

FULLY furnished 2- & 3bedroom luxury apartments, longterm and short-term 665-3505.

BOND space: Extremely large bond space in Kitty. Call 668-6499, 227-3355.

ECCLES: Furnished apartment, single AC, internet etc. included, Call 643-6923.

BEAUTIFUL homes & apartments, furnished and unfurnished.

Teh 226-8148, 625-1624.

ECCLES: 3-bedroom, 2storey house with parking - $180 000 monthly neg. Call 611-2200 RESIDENTIAL top flat in Meten-Meer-Ztug, West Coast, Demerara. Teh 683-7585.

3 BEDROOM bottom flat, Delph Street, Campbellville.

Contact 226-9273.

MAJOR'S APARTMENTS; Fully furnished with kitchenette, secure and comfortable. Call 604-0054, 627-2981.

PROPERTY back of South Ruimveldt Shopping Plaza, land 120ft xlOOft, building 30ft 50ft. Call 2272454.

THREE-bedroom, unfurnished self-contained house, Herstelling (Mocha Road) $66 000.

616-0577.

3-BEDROOM house at Diamond EBD between Fourth & Fifth Avenue. $65000monthly. Contact 6112537.

ONE fully furnished threebedroom apartment in Section K, Campbellville. Call 625-7526.

TWO-bedroom apartment at Men Repos. Tel: 692-1471.

NEWLY built property in Lamaha Gardens furnished with 4 bedrooms 3 baths US$3500.

Contact 682-3677, 609-6489.

BUSINESS place/restaurant & bar and 1 -bedroom furnished apartment, UG Road. Call 2226708.

UNFURNISHED threebedroom apartment with all conveniences. Tel: 2314744.

GARNETT Street: Fully furnished, one- and two-bedroom apartments from US$20 daily.

Phone 227-5852, 638-4404.

2-BEDROOM, AC, hot water in Kitty, one-bedroom fully furnished AC hot water, Wifi. Contact 6262990.

6A ALEXANDER Street (opposite Kitty Police Station) for business only. Call 613-5380, 6709474.

BRAND new furnished 2bedroom house with DirecTV. Price $80 000 monthly. Contact Natasha 678-3342.

APARTMENTS $55 000, houses $75 000, $85 000 up,, also house and land for sale. 638-7232 Sandy.

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ONE-bedroom apartment, semifurnished A37 Barima Avenue, Bel Air Park. Call 225-5904, 655-2404 FURNISHED room, single person only and one two-bedroom furnished apartment. Tel: 229-6149.

ONE two bedroom apartment at 343 North East La Penitence.

Tel: 223-9982 2-BEDROOM apartment in Campbellville. 652-5762, 6612837.

2, 3, 4, 5 & 7-BEDROOM houses/apartments and commercial spaces and Building to rent.

Call: 216-3120, 667-6644 THREE-bedroom apartment, readily available by August monthend, $120 000. Contact 638-9663.

EXECUTIVE apartments in Atlantic Gardens fully furnished, parking, secured environment. 6247684.

ONE bottom flat, Delph Street, Campbellville. Contact 226-9273.

FULLY furnished 1 & 2-bedroom apartments at 40 Duncan Street. Tel: 629-9594, 641-8645.

APARTMENT at Lot 11 Sandy Babb Street, Kitty. Contact 660-5120, 661-6520.

BUSINESS place, King Street area, 100ft by 30tt. No renovations needed. Tel: 642-0636.

ONE three-bedroom bottom flat at Lot 1270 Fterstelling New Housing Scheme, EBD. Contact 692-4544, 223-0996.

LOT 99 Ocean Garden, North Meten-Meer-Zurg WCD, twobedroom apartment $ 35 000 monthly. Call 681-329, 609-9437.

TOP Bat, 4 bedrooms including master room, semi-furnished.

Call 227-1707. 08:00hrs - 17:00hrs.

GUYANA Property Management, 644-6608, 692-9827: Top flat 3-bedroom in Georgetown.

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ONE 3-bedroom fully furnished apartment, long term or short term. 115 Thomas Street, Kitty, Georgetown. Tel: 225-0071, 658-9222.

3-BEDROOM furnished house AC, wifi, laundry room, security camera, long-term, shortterm. 680-3481.

ROOMS, preferably single working individuals or UG students. Free water, electricity and internet. Contact 651-6632, 2340160.

ONE-bedroom bottom apartment, semi-furnished in Better Hope. UG students or married couple. Contact 658-9314.

TWO-bedroom bottom flat with toilet & bath situated at S 1/ 3 90 Aurora, Essequibo Coast.

Contact 675-8769.

2-BEDROOM back high house, toilet & bath, Vreed-enHoop, rent includes water $36 000 Tel: 685-7566.

SPACE, office, business 10ftx45ft, glass front, grilled, tiled, PVC ceiling, toilet, Vreeden-Hoop. $50 000 neg. 6857566.

SEMI-FURNISHED onebedroom apartment, fully secured in La Parfaite Harmonie, WBD. Price $28 000. Call 615-1201.

LA GRANGE, Independence Street, WBD: 2-bedroom apartment, lower flat, toilet bath and parking. $35 000 monthly. Tel: 668-6455, 617-2896.

ONE 2-bedroom apartment. $50 000 monthly. Contact Pet Boy Shop, 29 Howes & Ketley Streets, Charlestown.

FURNISHED and unfurnished 2-bedroom apartment on the ECD, parking in compound.

Tel: 624-6772 NENNS Getaway short-term rooms, apartment, Herstelling EBDf. Contact 621-6862, 6553065 Handel.

ECCLES furnished studio apartment included cable, TV, internet, AC, etc.

Call 233-2770, 669-9139.

BOND space on East Coast, and food manufacturing facility on the East Coast.

Contact 682-4337.

ONE-bedroom, bottom flat apartment, 42 Agriculture Road Triumph ECD. Tel: 629-4844.

VREED-EN-HOOP junction: Church, office, storage bond, lessons place, private school, other.

Call 603-6400 $20 000.

FURNISHED apartments and rooms, long & short terms rentals Tel: 668-0306, 694-7817, 2181400.

THREE-bedroom concrete upstairs, inside toilet, bath, telephone, grille & parking on the EBD $50 000. 668-5384, 648-3342.

LONG AND SHORT TERM FURNISHED APARTMENT for overseas Guests only. Contact 223-10611661-7354.

NEWLY renovated threebedroom top flat, Pike Street, Blygezight. Telephone and parking. Call 601-3268, 227-2543.

2-BEDROOM apartment in Eccles New Scheme, inside toilet and bath, running water, fully grilled. $45 000 monthly Call 686-4066.

ONE 3-bedroom top flat apartment, overhead tank. $55 000 monthly in Kitty. No parking. No pets. Tel: 226-7810.

FULLY furnished 2-storey house 3 bedrooms inclusive of an office fully AC & situated in a gated Community.

Contact: 668-8714/ 685-5845.

TWO-bedroom & 1 -bedroom middle income apartments located at Golden Grove, East Coast Demerara. Call 600-5550.

3-BEDROOM executive apartment, fully furnished, AC, bathtub, Jacuzzi, security camera & direcTV, at Eccles. Call 600-5550.

THIRD Avenue, Diamond: 3-bedroom house with large parking area $70 000. Naresh Persaud 681-2499, 225-9882.

2-BEDROOM apartment in Newtown Georgetown. Price $60 000 monthly, one land/cottage at Mon Repos. Contact 226-7038.

ONE two-bedroom concrete house located at Rasvitte, Roxanne Burnham Gardens. Contact 651-8086.

3-BEDROOM and 1-bedroom fully furnished, long or short terms, Kitty Georgetown. 2250071, 658-9222.

OFFICE space: Eping Avenue, Bel Air Park executive office space, with parking Tel: 6420636.

BARIMA Avenue, Bel Air Park: Furnished executive top flat with enclosed garage. Tel: 6420636.

MODERN 2-bedroom apartment, just off Grove Public Road inside, and bath, grille 621-2215, 677-8074.

ONE-bedroom bottom flat apartment, 60 South Sophia, Turkeyen.

Single person preferred. $25 000 monthly 219-4150, 628-4925.

SOUTH Ruimveldt luxury apartments. Farm, EBD. 2-bedroom fully furnished house. Lamaha Gardens furnished house. Call 600-2031.

LALUN! Street, Oueenstown: Unfurnished, spacious three-bedroom top flat, overhead tank & parking Tel: 225-0545, 642-0636.

ONE upper flat building at the corner of Barr Street & Stanley Place, Kitty. Spacious space for office use. Contact 616-8667, 645-0844, 227-0872.

VREED-EN-HOOP Junction - lessons place, office, church, storage bond, stationery & photocopy shop, internet. $20 000 monthly Call 603-6400.

VIGILANCE North, ECD: Refurbished three-bedroom top flat with patio, telephone, light, water, $50 000 monthly. Call 6581523, 219-2385.

BOTTOM Hat, 2-bedroom apartment in Campbellville, fully furnished. Price US$30 daily. Tel: 623-8081, 227-2136.

3-BEDROOM top flat, front building, 128 Cato Street, Agricola, parking, overhead tank, pre-paid electricity - $60 000. 699-1456.

TOP flat 3-bedroom furnished or unfurnished, D'Urban Backlands, Georgetown. Call Guyana Property Management Agency, 644-6608, 692-9827.

2-BEDROOM apartment, short term, central Georgetown cable TV, AC, internet & more.

Very spacious also kitchenette.

Tel: 676-0706, 692-5363.

PRASHAD Nagar$80 000, Bel Air Park US$600, Condo US$3000, Atlantic Gardens US$1500, Mon Repos $45 000. Foundation Realty 618-000, 615-0069.

FURNISHED room (refrigerator, microwave, wifi, housekeeping service) light & water included.

Festival City Georgetown $67 000 monthly 694-7819, 668-0306.

2-BEDROOM, fully furnished apartment for overseas visitors. Eccles, EBD (close to main road), US$30 daily 6098132, 603-0365.

1 ROOM, water, light, bed etc. Reasonable rate (single person). Grilled. 227-4422, 683-7410.

1- & 2-BEDROOM furnished apartments, internet, hot & cold water, all rooms AC, from US$25 daily Tel: 231-6061, 618-7508.

LARGEbottom Hat, 35x90, prime commercial spot ideal for lawyer's chambers, store, doctor's office. South Road.

US$1500. 670-0272.

TWO-bedroom apartment, couple or single person, Middle Road, La Pentience Tel: 2259759, 653-5763, 227-6678.

OFFICE space, ground floor, 25x20, front of building, Kitty - Wills Realty 227-2612, 627-8314.

MEDIUM and large studio apartments also 1-, 2- and 3-bedrooms apartment in residential area. Contact 685-8727.

MOCHA, EBD: New 3 bed room upstairs master room and parking $50 000, two-bedroom $35 000.

Call 684-1055, 217-0389.

2-BEDROOM furnished with AC, security cameras, DirecTV 500 channels, Seaforth Street, Campbellville. Natasha 678-3342.

SD REAL ESTATE Apartment in exclusive Residential Area close to the Ogle International Airportwith all modern amenities. Call for appointment.Tele: 622-5725.

BUSINESS space in Tank Street, Grove, EBD/ Other businesses already there - school, stationery & variety store and barber shop/salon. $50 000. Tel: 643-4045.

2 BEDROOM apartment for rent in Newtown Kitty. Price $60,000 monthly and One Land / Cottage at Mon Repos. Contact :226-7038.

SINGLE apartment, fully furnished, overseas guests & locals from 1 day to 1 week, 1 month.

Call 650-7292, 265-1208.

SINGLE apartment, fully furnished, wifi, person from Bartica/Linden, Essequibo, Berbice etc. Parking available. 650-7292, 265-1208.

LA PARFAITE Harmonie: Fully furnished apartment with kitchenette/utensils, refrigerator, microwave, light & water included $67 000 monthly. 694-7817, 668-0306.

ONE fully grilled 3-bedroom apartment, 85 Duke Street, Kingston $60 000. No parking 227-2699, 683-4732.

2-BEDROOM apartments furnished/unfurnished also office space available for rental. Call 658-5454, 680-7714.

TO LET KINGSTON Apartments Rentals: Wonderfully appointed two-bedroom apartments, fully furnished, fully air-conditioned. Call or text 600-2913, 600-9315.

SSTOREYbklg. on large lot12zlftx47ft located at 251 Thomas SLSouthCimnmngsburgAppnx/ed bldg. plan for extensions an asset. Call 225-9871.

ONE-bedroom apartment, fully furnished, (refrigerator, air conditioning, microwave, wifi, kitchenette) light and water included Festival City Georgetown $106 000 monthly 694-7819, 668-0306.

COMMERCIAL building, Broad & Charles Streets, Georgetown, 68000 sq. feet. Can be used for whare house, supermarket, manufacturing plant, hardware store, etc. Cal592-231-6694.

2-BEDROOM furnished upper flat $75 000 monthly, 2-bedroom bottom flat unfurnished $50 000 monthly at Agri Road.

Natasha 678-3342.

MODERNISED furnished upper flat $150 000, commercial space also at Mon Repos for school or furniture shop $250 000 month/y. Natasha 678-3342.

OUEENSTOWN- FULLY fur nished 1- &3-bedroom apartments.

AC, Cable TV, internet, hot & cold, parking etc. Suitable for overseas visitors on short-term basis. 2265137, 227-1843.

CAMPBELLVILLE $70 000, Diamond $50 000, Providence $45 000, Kitty $120 000 (furnished), Oueenstown US$1000, Lamaha Park $65 000. Contact 688-2078, 628-8012 for many others.

ONE 4-bedioom lurrwhed house in Bel Air Park US$2400monthly and one 4bedroom house in Lamaha Gardens US$1600 monthly seni furnished. Both houses in top condition with all modem conveniences. Call 231-7839, 2272322 working hours. No agent.

ONE house located at Bougainvillea Park, Farm, at $120 000 monthly. Features - two bedrooms, air-condition, overhead tanks, laundry room. Contact 695-3150, 623-0156 Serious enquiries only.

SHARON'S Building: Modern executive office spaces fully air-conditioned, carpeted cus tomised to your comfort. Tel:2254413, 225-0283 or visit Sharon's Building, Charlotte & King Streets, Georgetown. (Agent welcome).

SUBRYANVILLE furnished two-bedroom two bathrooms, secured, flat apartment, close to seawall and all main roads, with fully AC solar water heater, meshed generator, overhead tank with pump, telephone, parking US$800 monthly neg. Call 226-9929, 628-4996.

OFFICE and Commerdal Space to rent (on Regent St, next to City Hall ) starting from $50,000 plus VAT. For more information please call 226-2344 and ask for Anika/Ted or email your details to acme@ acmephoto.net" EXECUTIVE apartments, Oueenstown US$1000, Prashad Nagar US$1000, Meadow Gardens US$1300, Bel Air Gardens, Happy Acres, Le Resouvenir US$2300, office spaces Church Street, Main Street, Camp Road, bond, others Mentore/Singh Realty 225-1017, 623-6136.

APARTMENT in Atberttown, large 1-bedroom bottom flat, fully self-contained, students, single individuals, GPHC staff preferred. $37 000 monthly, (water inclusive). Contact 645-3186.

ONE comfortable upscale top flat two-bedroom, living, dining and kitchen located south of Tucville Primary, breezy and clean environment, secure parking available.$ 85 000 monthly Call 218-1630, 612-2592.

BEL Air Park, 3-bedroom house furnished/unfurnished, inclusive of AC, hot & cold, secure parking (also maid's living quarters) at the corner of Eping Avenue & Kaieteur Road, short/iong term Tel: 225-4413, 225-0283.

(Agent welcome).

TO LET 3-BEDROOM concrete house with inside toilet, bath, huge car garage and fenced yard, bearing fruit trees, located in Block 8 Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara.

Looking for professional couple or family, $60 000 monthly Call 220-4874 for more information.

4 BEDROOM house Georgetown $80 000, Diamond 3 bedroom $85 000 just in time for May 4,3,2 bedroom apartments from US$80 daily Turkeyen, Diamond spacious 2 storey, 3 bedroom inclusive of 1 master bedroom secured parking available June 2016 $130 000 call 627-4273.

ONE two-flat house at Lot 6 Section V Non-Pareil ECD (roadside), secure, with 3 bedrooms, includes one master room, 2 separate toilet areas, granite top kitchen cupboard, sink, fully AC,, hot& cold water pressure system, garage area. Serious enquiries. P lease call 667-0943, 220-4804.

SHARON'S Building; Limited mall spots to suit everyone $25 000 + also 24 000 sq. ft with breathtaking views on 4th and 5th floors that could be customised for a company. Tel: 225-4413, 225-0283 Sharon's Building, Charlotte & King Streets, Georgetown. (Agent welcome).

BUSINESS property (for restaurant & bar) with living quarters upstairs, Aiberttown, Georgetown ($400 000 monthly), 4-bedroom upper flat located in Robb Street, Bourda ($100 000 monthly). For more information contact 622-4455.

BEL AIRPARK, 2 bedrooms furnished - US$600; ATLANTIC GAR DENS-USSSOOjLUSIGNANabedrooms unfurnished property with balcony-$140,000// 2 bedrooms lower $35,000; LA PENITENCE- 3 bedrooms with balcony-$150,000; REPUBLIC GARDENS (Gated community) studio apartment - $65,000; MON REPOS NORTH 3 bedrooms$120,000/ $90,000/ $80,000; HERSTELLING Huge 3 bedrooms property $80,OOOiCAMFBELLVTLLE -Well Appointed 1-2 bedroomsUS$1000; 1 bedroom furnished- $5000 per day/ 2 bedrooms furnished $120.000KERSAINT PARK, L.B.I2-3 bedrooms- $90,000/ $65,000; KITTY- New 3 bedrooms Upper$140,000/ Middle -$120,000; BETTER HOPE, 2 bedrooms$40. OOO JEWANRAM'S REALTY "Have Faith in Christ, Today" 227-1988/ 623-6431/231 -5244/657-8887/6680238. jewanalrealty@gmail.com.

RESIDENTIAL: TURKEYEN! GUYSUCO GARDENS , near Caricom- Well appointed 4 bedrooms fully furnished residential -US$2000/ US$2500/ US$3000; LE RESOUVENIR PARK, fully furnished-US$3300; GOEDVERWAGTING (PRADOVILLE 1)-US$1800: GUYSUCO GARDENS fully furnished- US$3000/ US$2500; HAPPY ACRES -US$3000/ US$2200/ US$1500; NANDY PARK,4 bedrooms semi-furnishedUSS18CO OLEANDER GARDENSUS$1500; ATLANTIC GARDENSUS$4000/US$2500/US$1500/ US$900: BEL AIR PARK, well appointed furnished new apartmentUS$1500/ 2 bedrooms furnished US$600; COURIDA PARKUS$3000; LAMAHA GARDENS Furnished US$2500/ US$1500;ECCLES 'AAV 'BB'US$2500/2 bedrooms 2 apartments furnished $1800. COMMERCIAL: CHARLOTTE STREETUS$13, DOOM; CHURCH STREET USS8000;KINGSTONUSS6000;; SOUTH ROAD- S1.5M; NORTH ROAD-US$1500I $60,000; HIGH S TREE T- US$ 1000;NEW AMSTERDAM, Business/Office space-$35,000; LA PENITENCE, Upper, Storage/office- US$1200; Spaces available at Time Square MallGROVE PUBLIC ROAD; BOND spaces- East Coast; East Bank; Georgetown. JEWANRAM'S REALTY "Have Faith in Christ, Today" 227-1988/623-6431/231 -5244/6578887/668-0238. je wanalrealty@gmail. com.

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3-BEDROOM furnished apartment tor lease, preferably for 3 months to 1 year, perfect for travellers, foreign professionals, hot water, two-car garage space, wifi, and phone, located Alberttown 5-8 minutes' walk to National Park. In USA contact Orin 917-558-4306 or Leslie 917-647-0749; Guyana Kevin 618-3449. Available now viewing lease period from October 1, 2016.

PRIME commercial building, Broad & Charles Streets, Georgetown, 68000 sq. feet. Call 592-231-6694.

COMMERCIALLY developed City Park, excellent facility with swimming pool & snackette.

Call 602-1473, 680-0405.

2 STOREY concrete and wooden property at Lot 3 Best Village West Coast Demerara, land (270x41) call 667-9088, 254-0093.

ONE 3-storey building in Plaisance Village. Tel: Attorney Bristol 628-0668, 231-7128, 6126417, owner.

3 PROPERTIES located at Corner of Hunter St Independence Boulevard $38M neg.

Call: 650-5112.

2-STOREY house and land, Parika EBE, perfect for shop or restaurant. Price $18M. 653-6479, 220-2363.

PRIME Real Estate property on Church Street opposite Bourda Mail..Price $140M neg.

Tel: 622-0445, 226-6525.

HIGH value transported land and 2-bedroom newly built house, Greater Diamond, EBD $14M neg. Call 265-4338 ONE 5-bedroom three storey wooden and concrete house for sale as it is at 3rd Street Graze Housing scheme.

Mohamed 667-6644, 216-3120.

PROVIDENCE house $30M, Princess St. $20M neg. Nandy Park $40M, 2260912, 600-0762, 613-8115..

TWO-storey wooden & concrete properly $16.5M, in Norton Street, five buildings off Camp Street. 628-0972.

3-BEDROOM house in Windsor Estate, EBD; solar panel, new stainless appliances, $38M - Tel: 692-0808, 225-7802.

HOUSE appraised $12M older 2-storey between Georgetown and Timehri. Privacy, Security, Convenience. 685-5952.

PUBLIC Road Kitty - commercial/residential property. $35 Million. Royal Real Estate 2257276, 6657400.

MON REPOS E. C.D - Modern 4 bedroom concrete property. $28.5 Million. Royal Real Estate 225-7276, 6657400.

DA VID St, Kitty - commercial/residential property on corner. $55 Million. Royal Real Estate 225-7276, 665-7400 HOUSE & land in residential area, 2nd Avenue, Diamond, EBD - $14M neg. Contact 6912372, 216-4252, 609-6873.

ONEbeaufful 5-bedroom 2-storey house at Belle IVesf, Canal No.2 Polder. Price $23M neg. Owner migrating. Contact 644-9356, 684-0036.

TWO-storey house 3-bedroom top flat, 2 apartments bottom, going for $18.5M Festival City, North Ruimveldt Tel: 649-7005, 664-8586.

DIAMOND E.B.D - executive concrete house, 3 bedroom up and 2 apartments downstairs. $53 Million. Royal Real Estate 225-7276, 665-7400.

NEW Hope E.B.D (gated community) - Executive four bedroom concrete house with swimming pool. $38 Million neg. Royal Real Estate 225-7276, 665-7400 STEVEDORE - investment property - 3 bedroom upstairs and 2 two (2) bedroom apartments downstairs. $34 Million. Royal Real Estate 225-7276, 665-7400.

D'AGUIAR'S Park, Eccles AA, Dennis Street Campbellville, Section M Campbellville, Lamaha Gardens, Atlantic Gardens Teh 226-8148, 625-1624.

WEST RUIMVELDT PUBLIC ROAD- 3 bedroom house on corner lot. Price $25 Million. Royal Real Estate 2257276, 665-7400

SIX-bedroom concrete building, fully furnished on double lot, metal & concrete fence, concrete parapet, enclosed garage, Atlantic Gardens, East Coast Demerara $75M. 2-STOREY, 4-bedroom concrete property with 2 selfcontained rooms, tiled yard, concrete fence, concrete drains .Block 8 Mon Repos. Price neg.

Tel: 623-9713.

CHATEAU Margot, ECD: One 2-storey concrete house on 100'x100' land, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Contact 623-3874, 6159089. Strictly no agents.

R&N Marketing, Mon Repos $14.2M, $30M (new), Lusignan (new) $30.5M, BV $12M, Mon Repos $12.8M, Cummings Lodge $20M, Kitty $26M, 36M. Call 689-1034.

BRAND new, flat house in Republic Gardens, EBD, 3 bedrooms, all self-contained. Selling as is $22M, neg. Call 639-8182, 233-5117.

Owner leaving, needs quick sale.

PRIME locations: Charlotte StnsetandFillh Street Aitertta/vn, Cummings Lodge ,5 acres in Jacklow Pomeioon,SdbtyarMle, Lamaha Gardens art E.C.D. Call 216-3120, 667-6644.

1-, 2- & Ssto/ey properties (commercial/domestic) in Eccles - (wooden/ concrete) Agricola, Alberttown Gamett Street, Nandy Park, Diamondet Tet21& 3120, 667-6614.

2-STOREY, 2-family concrete house, Mon Repos ECD, close to banks, market, schools/ Price $26.5M. Call 687-3960, 643-6239.

RESIDENTIAL concrete 3bedroom 75'x45', plus 2-bedroom apt lot 185'x68', beautifully landscaped, was $72M, now $67M. 609-2302/6516.

ONE top & bottom property at Ruimzeight Gardens WCD, one large land with shed & office at Blankenburg Public Road, WCD. 688-4847, 254-1652.

TWO storey concrete property 3 big rooms upstairs (4) apartment downstairs, comer lot, land WOft.x 65 ft. house 65 ft. x 35ft. $3M neg.

Call Nano 692-3617, 266-5563.

COMMERCIAL building 68 000 sq. It at Broad Street, Georgetown. Building can be utilised for warehouse, manufacturing plant, supermarket, hardware store etc. Call 231-5359.

ONE wooden and concrete three-bedroom property, land size 60x80, house size 28x48 Prashad Nagar. Price $32M by owner. No agent Tel: 687-6174.

2-STOREY business property with running Taxi Sen/ice situated at 3 Norton Street, Werk-enRust, between Camp & George Streets. Must go. Price neg. Tel: 689-0065, 615-1936. Very urgent.

L-TOUR/NG wagon (black), excellent condition, 1 owner $1M, Mazda Axela year 2006, excellent condition 1 owner $1.6M. Contact 638-2494, 219-1372.

CHARLOTTE St (Close to Camp St) - 2 story concrete back building suitable for attorney, accountant, broker, etc. Price $16 Million neg.

Royal Real Estate 225-7276, DOUBLE lot of land with building on one lot at Festival City Entrance opposite the Health Centre. Ideal for business $30M neg. Tel: 665-3622, 610-5437, 225-6485.

QUEENSTOWN; Attractive 2storey concrete building on large corner lot in desirable area. Suitable for home or office purposes.

Price $97.5M neg. Call 225-0797 during office hours only.

NANDY Park $60M, 8-bedroom brand new condition, commercial property Vreed-en-Hoop Junction $40M, brand new, never used 2-storey concrete property $40M at Mon Repos. Natasha 678-3342.

COMMERCIAL property 3storey hotel (La Grill) with all amenities (all rims), fully AC, hot & cold water, wifi, flat screen TV, microwave, telephone, fridge, kitchen, garage, restaurant, bar, parking (road & sea view) $85M neg. Tel: 692-2881.

DIAMOND $26M, New Hope new with pool $35M, Kitty $35M, Eccles $33M, Meadow Gardens $58M, Robb Street $60M, Bel Air Park with pool $100M, Bel Air Gardens $160M, Main Street threestorey US$1.2M, Middle Street US$1 M. Others Mentore/Singh Realty 225-1017, 623-6136.

PBPPEBTIES SAND LflND FOB SfllE SAIUMINUM WINDOW FACTOBY LOCATED AT GOOD HOPE PUBLIC BOAD. 2.D0UBLEPH0PERTYAT GOUBBANE PABK ANNANDAIE. 3.3 BUSINESS PBOPERTY FOR SALE AT LAIEALOUSIE PUBLIC ROAD. 4. APARTMENT BUILDING AT ANN'S GROVE ECD. 5. GOOD HOPE NEW SCHEME -BUSINESS,DPROPERTY 6. LAND 2 AVENUE DIAMOND EBD 7. LAND AT LA GRANGE WBD 8. (11 ACRE LAND AT GOOD HOPE PUBLIC ROAD. 9.2 LARGE STORAGE BONDS AT CHATEAU MARGOT ECD.

3-BEDROOM one-level concrete house on corner lot, Pearl, EBD $12M neg., New Amsterdam riverside property land with building and erections (land 112x114) $50M, Two-flat concrete and wooden building, 2 bedrooms upper flat, 2 large one-room apartments on lower flat, to be completed, in secure compound, Alberttown $55M neg. Threebedroom wooden & concrete building in good environment. Prashad Nagar $32M, No. 2 Canal property at Stanleytown 40x1291 It. front half $10M, neg, Four-bedroom fully furnished house, AC throughout in residential area, Georgetown $65M. Wills Realty 227-2612, 627-8314.

CALL US AT RAPHAEL'S REALTY204 Charlotte St. Bourda - Tele # 225-8241, 227-4950, after hrs 226-7829. Fax 227-1537. For Sale; Diamond - $22M, $26M, $35M, $77M, Oueenstown - $65M, Mon Repos - $15M, Tuschen-, $20M, $30M, Lamaha Gardens - $75M, $65M, $55M, Norton Street- $25M, Chateou Margot - $95M, Essequibo Coast Business Complex $1.5M US, Pitt St. N/A $60m, $133M, Rosignol Public Rd $101M, West Ruimveldt Business $53M, Robb St Bourda- $60M, $95M, Uitvlugt Public Rd - $50M, South R/ veldt - $18M, North Rd - $50M, Charlotte St B/da - $20M, Charlotte St U town - $55m, Canaan Gdns - $30M, Oleander Gdns - $1M US, Main Street - $1.4M US, Water Street Charlestown - $65m, kitty- laundry, gym - $140M, $50M, $29M, C/ville - $65M, Nandy Park - $70M, Tucville - $14M, Good Hope - $21 m, North R/veldt - $10M, Bushlot-$27M, $49M,. Land for Sa/e; 157 acres River to Highway, Unden Highway-$30M, Eccles-$16M, Pourderoyen /: acre -$5M, Parika - $S5M, Agricola $2.5M, Eccles/Agricola 60x240 sq ft $42M, St. Stephen - $8M, Farm EBD $2M. For Rent: Subryanviiie, $US2000 & $US$2200, Georgetown - $800 US, 1,200 US & $1,500 US monthly, Industry (furnished) - $80,000, Festival City (furnished) - $1,000 US, Station St. Kitty - $90,000, $110,000.

Section K Campbellville - furnished apartments-$1100 US per mth, Prasad Nagar - fully furnished with executive rooms - $2500 US, One & two bedrooms Apartments - Cummings Street - $1800 US per mth Bel Air- $60,000, Meadow Brooks Gdns - $1500 US. All prices are negotiable

GENERATOR 65 KVA Perkins with 4236 engine.

Price S1.5M. Tel: 623-9761 PURE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES SIIO OOO. Call 223-0046, 677-1175.

PHONES 4S UNLOCKED, READY TO USE. $32 OOO. Phone 646-0032.

TWO half-ton ice-makers. Make 1200ib ice within 24 hours, Tel: 616-2222.

HEAVY duty Jack hammer, electrically powered, also 3" water pump. Contact 641 -86-45.

OLD MODEL 212 and FRIDGE. 652-5762, 6612837.

GYM equipment: Commercial gym equipment, bar and weights at very low prices. Call 227-3355, 668-6499.

ONE electric body and foot massager suitable for homes, salon or spas, etc. - Call 226-9410, 689-0944.

ALL size compressors from 1/ 10 HP to 30 HP new and used R22 and 410 - Tel: 226-0287, 612-0001.

2 HEA VY-duty, 3-ton floor Jack, 2 % ton floor jack. Going cheap. Call 644-5166.

BULLDOZER-CATD6H with winch. Undercarriage 80%. Excellent working condition. Tel: 6239761.

SONEMasseyFerguson 165 tractor, in excellent working condition, (first owner). Contact 679-8454.

GARAGE DOORS 8X8 AND 9X8 AUTOMATIC GATE OPENER. Call 6630328.

2 VERY large stalls in Bourda Green, Bourda Market.

Contact 622-3977, Geeta.

BRAND new popcorn machine 13x23 inches $65 000. Call Book-A-Bounce Party Service, 6215514, 668-6408.

DEEP sea snapper boat complete seine, GPS, radio & engine.

Owner leaving country 672-5391, 277-3599.

CREOLE birds, Muscovy ducks L"Oratoire Canal No. 1, WBD. Call 655-1284.

ROOF 60'x120' dear span, 7 metal thrusts with greenheart - 4 178 bm, complete with zinc sheets 102 pcs - 30' Price $3M. Tel: 623-9761.

FRIDGE, AC unit, carpenter clamp, typewriter, toilet bowl, sink, water bottle stand, mat, stool. Everything half price. 226-9929.

3 STALLS in busy countryside market $5M neg. Suitable for grocery, pharmacy. Tel: 638-4745.

42- INCH paper cutter (guillotine), 375 AB Dick offset printing machine. Owner migrating.

Contact 602-6986, 229-6704.

TRANSFORMER 25 KVA industrial single phase 480/ 240/120V USA. Price $370 000 Tel: 623-9761.

TOUCHSCREEN monitor, point, tap, drag with your finger Windows XP/7, rugged, reliable, CD provided, MS Office ready.. (657-0356) ONE 290 tractor, Massey Ferguson, 4-wheel drive, pneumatic roller, six-ton. Excellent condition. Tel: 625-0262.

PRESSURE washer (Craftman) 2700 PSIJust arrived, music set (complete), power inverter 3000 watt. Tel: 270-4225, 622-8229.

FRIDGE, stove, washing machine, tools, new piano, kitchen utensils and appliances, X-box360, vases and lots more. Contact: 614-4923.

USED tyres, sizes, 16, 17 & 18 also body parts, engines and transmission for Allion, Premio, NZE Corolla, Altezza, Honda, etc. Contact Eddie's Auto Parts, Vlissengen Road G/Town.

PROPERTY FOR SALE 4 HOUSE AND LAND, ECD. CALL 639-6013.

ONE two storey property. 234-0388, 622-9874.

LAND Providence $4.5M 226-0012, 613-8115, 600-0762 HUBU, EBE; 2 lots and concrete house 696-4015.

HOUSE and land, 38 OOO sq. ft, Ogle. Call 600-2031.

3-STOREY building, 220 South Street near High Court. Tel: 691-8420.

THREE-bedroom house in a gated community. 689-6215.

ONE house and land in Vergenoegen, EBE. Teh 6641277, 639-9252.

REPUBLIC Park: 2-storey concrete house, 5 bedrooms, price S45Mneg. - Tel:619-2525.

PROPERTY lor sale: at lot 23 North Sec., Canal #2 Polder, asking $18M neg. - Call 226-1716.

ONE house at Lugisnan, newly built, must be sold.

Tel: 619-3644, 644-5704.

PROPERTY at Industry upper three and lower three bedrooms. Contact 616-2438.

LINDEN: Two-storey residence, Riverside Drive, Watooka. Call 225-8915.

TWO-storey house and land in Sharpe Street, Leonora.

Tel: 686-3512.

LINDEN; Two-storey residence, Riverside Drive, Watooka. Call 225-8915.

One 4 bedroom 2 storey property located at Windsor Estates, East Bank Demerara.Call 685 4699.

TWOstoreyproperty in 118 Cowan Street, Kingston.

Call 677-3005, 677-3956.

LOT 2 North Road Bourda, 163 Alexander Street, Kitty. Call Ricky 666-2101, 686-3101.

TWO-storey property in Kitty, separate apartments $21M neg. Contact 819-2364.

BUSINESS property in Grove, EBD. Owners migrating.

Price $85M neg. Tel: 643-4045.

HOUSE-Top and bottom flat, with an attic at 185 Happy Acres. Contact 220-4156, 610-6299. No agents.

TWO-storey transported building in Eccles $28M. Tel: 233-2450, 628-6833.

NEW 5-bedroom property at Eccles $58M Cash price. Contact2260531, 694-0494 for more information.

MANGRA -s Real Estate two-storey 4-bedroom house at De Will em, WCD, $18M neg. Call 222-5116, 623-4790, 624-4790.

SECTIONMCampbellville $40M, Dennis Street Campbellville $48M, Industry $30M. Teh 2268148, 625-1624.

RESIDENTIAL property, East Bank of Demerara. Interested persons are asked to make contact on 675-2147.

ONE concrete building (incomplete) measuring 51'x30' in residential area, land size UO'xeO'. Call 641-1580.

KITTY property at 150 Thomas Street, Kitty, two houses on double lot with existing businesses. Call 668-6499, 227-3355.

GOOD Hope Gardens 2-famity property $22M, North Ruimveldt 3-famity property $18.5M, Eccles EBD $70M, Grove $18M, Diamond $22M, South Ruimveldt Park $19M, Norton Street $16M, Nismes $15M. Call Renell Jordon on 647-2544 for an appointment.

8-BEDROOM, 2-storey house and land with upstairs consisting of 4 bedrooms, toilet and bathroom, Downstairs 2 apartments, 2 bedrooms each with toilet and bath and a shop included. Fully secured with parking space, located at road front on Joseph Poliydore Street, Lodge, Georgetown. Price neg.

Tel: 617-8630, 699-2368.

HARRY & Son Real Estate, Lot 185 Charlotte & King Streets, Maraj Building. Tel: 227-0265, 227-1881, 627-8057 - Property Robb Street, Middle Road La Penitence, Duncan St., Norton St., Non-Pareil, Sharif St, Lamaha St., Prashad Nagar, Nandy Park, D'Urban Street, Meadow Brook, LAND: FriendsNp, Diamond, Agricola Public Road, Coldigen, Good Hope, Main Street.

R O R A I M A TRUST, VERSAILLES/ ATLANTIC CARDENS-S49M; BV, GRANV/LLEPARK, Gated Community-$30M; BEL AIR VILLAGE, 2 apartment building- $25M; SECTION 'CENTERPRISE, close to Attanfc Ocean-$22M; B. V, near embankment .corner location- $22M; MON REPOS, Public Road-$25M; SCHOONARD! GOOD HOPE, Kissoon Scheme-$20M: ANNANDALE, seaside- $18M. JEWANRAM'SREALTY Ha/eFaifh in Christ, Today" 227-1988/623-6431/ 231-5244/657-8887/668-0238. jewanalrealty @ gmaii.com.

NEWTOWN Georgetown: Four-apartment three-storey building, 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, parking for 8 vehicles. Furnishings go with sale $45M neg. Atlantic Gardens six bedrooms, fully furnished properly on double lot, part of lot reserved as lawn, four verandahs, four toilets, four baths, enclosed garage paved parapet $72M neg. Lamaha Street, Oueenstown two-flat concrete and wooden building on land 60x80 ft. and space for extension of building, facilities twobedroom upper fiat, two kitchens, two sitting rooms, enclosed driveway, no encumbrances $50M neg.

Two-bedroom wooden house on land 79E, 90'W, 50'S, 69'N. East La Penitence $15M neg. Wills Realty 227-2612, 627-8314.

FOR SALE QSC POWER AMPS. Tel; 614-6968 ROTTW/ELER PUPS. 227-8028.

2 - AC UNITS, SHOP FRONT SHUTTER 642-1475.

2 CHAIN saws 659 & 669 series. Contact 622-3306.

ENGLISH Perkins 110HP,one Taurus engine 3.5HR 676-7984 IMPORTED Slate pools table. Call 222-6708.

MIXED BREED PUPPIES. Contact 625-0345.

TM TRUCKS 6x6 WITH ATLAS HIAB. TEL: 623-9761.

QUALITY used tyres in Eccies. Contact 639-2983.

1 - 229BOBCAT. Tel:2260287, 612-0001.

1 COATS rim damp tyre changer Tel: 612-3788.

USED CAT top Ram, perfeci condition. Call680-5386.

USED office desk and executive chair. Phone 693-1480.

1-40 HP outboard engine (long foot). Tel: 642-9947.

2003 FISO truck. Price $3M. Contact Ryan Tel: 653-0919.

225 DOOSAND excavator very good condition. Phone: 610-0001.

KING size bed hardwood, four-poster $150 OOO. Tel: 616-8262.

EARTH, delivery to spot, bobcat and excavator rental. 6175536.

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S - 75//P outboard engines, 10 Perkins engines, 1 diesel Ransome, 2 Hilux Pickups, model 'M' truck, RAV4, Picnic Toyota vehicle. Tel: 6118222, 220-3348.

ONE counter top, gas stove, one airbrush compressor with gun, table model dryer (hack tools), one oven two shelves with broiler (summit brand), 613-2618.

45 KVA diesel gen set, form fill & seal machine, steam boiler 200 psi, pizza pastries oven 3PH electric, ice-cream machine, nutshelling machine, hydraulic press, 5-gal water wholesale, industrial stabiliser 3-phase. 682-4337.

SO MERCURY engine spare parts, 60 Evinrude outboard engine, 528B Caterpillar skidder spare parts, outdoor music system, fibre glass tray cover (Hilux), TM sector box left-hand drive, hydraulic winch for truck, Diesel generator 5000 w, gasolene generator 7000w, portable welding plan, 4 BMW mag rims 17". Tel: 261-6634, 672-9272

ONE Nissan Bluebird Sylphy car, silver, PTT 9838. $2.2M. Call 654-0476, 658-4495.

ONE Foden double axle truck in good condition - Call; 672-7376, 332-P2P5.

ONE 1997 Honda CRV, very good condition. Price S1.7M neg. Tel: 6PP-6154.

TOYOTA CX90Mark2. Excellent condition, ioud music, mags, alarm. Call671-6988 192 FOR SALE PRICE $406 POP NEG. CONTACT 613-5965.

ONE used Jac truck with spares for sale. Price$2.2M neg.Contact: 642-4581, 621-5815 1 - FORDING dump truck, in excellent condition. Contact 6290156, 266-5323.

RAUM, PRR registration, AUT. PAS. AC fully loaded very nice car.

Must be seen. 616-0427, 689-3612.

BMW 318i, fully powered, mags, AC in excellent condition. Price $1.9M neg. Tel: 234-0230, 613-7238.

SALE! Sale! Sale! One F156 pickup with brand new parts. Sale as is. 233-5424, 671-1598.

ONE white Honda CRV, 2012 model, engine capacity 2400cc. 600-8085.

TOYOTA Premio, PRR series, immaculate condition. Contact 671-8168.

ONE G-Touring wagon. No reasonable offer refused. Contact cell 691-7167.

TOYOTA Allion PMM series mags, AC in excellent condition. Price $1.6M. Tel: 234-0230, 613-7238.

PITBULL bus, BSS series, never worked before. Tel: 2704225, 622-8229.

TOYOTA RUNXPSS series in immaculate condition iady driven call 682-4125.

NISSAN Titan $2M neg. & Mitsubishi Lancer $780 000 neg.

Owners migrating. Tel: 643-4045.

ONE green and silver, old model Toyota Raum, in very good condition. Contact 613-0772.

ONE Toyota Allion with DVD, reverse camera etc. Call 6411580.

BRR 9661 Super Custom.

Price S1.5M neg. Contact 616-6739, 216-1441.

ONE MINIBUS BKK SERIES. Contact 268-2926, 613-3676.

HONDA CRV fully loaded, roller bars, sun roof, chrome mirrors and lights etc. Tel: 626-9500, 644-5054.

IPSUM PJJ series, good condition. Price $1.1M neg. Owner teai/ing country. Tel: 685-3832, 332-0205.

ONE RD1 Honda CRV, fully powered, mags, etc. excellent condition $1.35M neg. 642-6159.

NEW model Toyota Allion, PTT series, white, brand new chrome rims and tyres. Price $2.95M neg. Tel: 618-3109.

2663 TOYOTA Allion - (black), PPP series with reversed camera, alarm etc. Tel: 691-0592.

2606 TOYOTA Tacoma extra cab, excellent condition. Price neg. Tel: 686-7273.

TOYOTA Premio in excellent condition. Owner leaving country Tel: 686-5158, 6162663BMW 31 8i, black PPP series, fully loaded with 18" rims. Price $3M neg. Contact 645-3854, 654-2526 ONE RZ VVTI BNN. Price $1.6M. Excellent condition. Tel: 229-6870, 696-3787.

2 NEW model 212, PRR & PNN series. Price $1.2M each.

Contact 686-7580.

2 LONG-base Mitsubishi canters, Toyota Dyna (long base), Toyota Carina 212. Contact 2225123, 628-3625.

HONDA CRV, excellent condition, mag rims, CD, crash bar, AC, alarm, $1.3M neg. Call 676-0907.

RANE SL1 Box support (scratch live DJ) Numark A/57// controller with Sevato DJ support.

Contact 679-6040.

LEYLAND 65 sand truck, double cab with sleeping pad, non-electronic, in very good condition $5.8M neg. Tel: 668-6707, 619-4622.

ONE Mitsubishi RVR. PLL Series. Excellent condition. Clean and spacious. 1.8M. Call 225-9871 or 683-4803.

NISSAN Bluebird, excellent condition, rims, power stereo, fully loaded, new tyres and clean. 641-8645.

SPACIO, PMM series, immaculate condition with mag rims, flat screen, music deck. Contact 622-7831.

DUMP truck already bulked to fetch paddy, also 1 AT 170 car $400 000. Tel: 667-7010, 646-7777.

OSWIN J's Auto Imports, new arrivals - Toyota Premio, Allion, Rush, Axio, Fielder. Tel: 696-4659, 609-2815.

ONE Fun Cargo in immaculate condition $1.2M. Woman-driven. No reasonable offer refused. 624-0456, 226-3596.

LEYLAND DAF45 dump and flat-bed trucks, manual fuel pump $3.2M each. Danny 623-4790, 6244790.

TWO TOYOTA Premies: all in excellent condition, Music, ac, alarm, fully loaded. PNN 3997 and PPP 6654. Contact: 613-8843/647-4741.

ONE two-ton enclosed Mitsubishi Canter, fully air-condition,, excellent working condition.

First owner. Contact 669-2030.

ONE 212 motor car, fully airconditioned, with mag rim, excellent working condition. First owner. Contact 669-2030.

MAZDA Axela 2006 Model.

Ladies driven, PRR Series. Excellent condition. Contact # 678-7085 or 690-2819.

ZOOS TOYOTA Avensis, PNN series, mag rims 19", fog lights, custom paint $2.1 M neg. 646-1121.

SPACIO PMM series $1.7M, good condition, mag rims, AC, music system. Call 696-4913.

ONE BMW convertible like new, perfect condition, first owner.

Owner leaving country. Tel: 6922881.

ALL hard-to-get spare parts for Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Honda, BMW, etc - Call 645-7800 / 642-4776.

TOYOTA Rush PTT series in excellent condition fully loaded, rims, crash bars and lots more. 641 8645.

MODEL M truck in good working condition. Interested persons can contact Trevor at 6694417. Price neg.

TOYOTA minibus (Pitbull) 2008 model, AC, DVD, navigator, excellent condition, BSS series $2.7M neg. Serious enquiries only. Tel: 690-4373, 639-4165.

ONE new model Toyota Allion, 2008, remote and push start, 17-Inch chrome rims, alarm, fully loaded. $2,95M. 649-3848, 677-4179.

HONDA CRV, PPP series. Excellent condition. AC/Mags/CD-DVD Player. Price $2.7 million. Call owner at 651 7410/623 5547 NISSAN Slyphy PTT 3955, excellent condition, dark blue vehicle, used only 3 months. Tel: 266-2947, 662-6091, $2.3M neg.

ONE ALtezza 4-cylinder, PPP series, engine excellent condition.

Reasonable offer accepted. Call 227-8550, 628-2833, 665-3131...

TOYOTA Premio, excellent condition, 2004, dark interior, fogs, rims.

629-4494, 678-4513, 651-1400.

ONE TM Bedford bush truck with wire rope and winch, 4x4, GSS series. For further information, please call 601-4223, 610-7635.

UNREGISTERED Fielder, 2009, dark interior rims, Mazda Axela 2011, dark interior, fully loaded, new shape, 617-5536.

ONE Bedford model MJ truck, never used in Guyana, with winch & original engine, gear box $4M neg.

Call 654-0476, 658-4495.

NISSAN Laurel Medalist 1990 model. Any reasonable price accepted. Call 687-0059, 218-3007.

RZ MINIBUS in good condition. Price $450 000, 2 Toyota Corolla 170. Price $350 000 neg.

Contact 648-3588.

TOYOTA Sparky, PKK series, 1300cc, good consumption on gas.

Tel: 231-7174, 227-2023 09:00hrs16:00hrs, Monday.- Friday.

ONE Ford F-150 Raptor, immaculate condition, fully loaded mileage 15 800. Tel: 885-8153, 611-0878, 227-4856.

ONE Toyota Land Cruiser, Trooper Carrier, 79 series 13seater, lull works. Tel: 685-8153, 611-0878, 227-4856.

TOYOTA Carina 212, rims, flash drive deck, in really good condition, PKK 3698. Price $1M neg. Contact 674-1458.

TOYOTA AT 212 new model, PNN series, AC, CD, Rims, remote start alarm, never worked hire. In excellent condition, price $1.3M neg. Tel:664-6139.

ONEToyota2003Fielder Wagon, AC, CD, 17"rims, PMM, remote-start alarm, never worked hire, excellent condition $1.4M. Tel: 619-1047.

PRADO, excellent condition DVD, CD, alarm, automatic, 4wheel, sunroof, grille, spoiler, best offer. Tel: 684-5868.

2009 RX8 $4.5M, Music bus $10M, small bus $300 000, Benz $6M, Allion $2.7M, motorcycle $400 000 Tel: 265-4979.

TOYOTA Hilux Solid Def, 4x4 manual, long base, ideal for mining, construction, delivery services, built to last. 677-8049.

CANTER 1.5-ton, excellent condition, newly registered, rubberised tray, low mileage. Contact 220-6280, 678-4513, 234-0529.

L-TOURING wagon (black), excellent condition, 1 owner $1M, Mazda Axela year 2006, excellent condition 1 owner $1.6M. Contact 638-2494, 219-1372.

SALE! Belta fully loaded $2.25M , Bluebird $2.4M (must see), Wingroad $2.3M HID, 17' wheels, drop net etc., Premio $2.3M. 611-7999.

ONE white Toyota RAV4, 2001 model in excellent condition. Call: 621-7859 / 615-7859 or 609-2895 for more details.

TOYOTA Raum PTT series, excellent condition, remote start & alarm, 15" mag rims with new tyres, Pioneer Blue Tooth USB & CD deck, female driver, owner leaving country $1.1 M neg. 627-9424.

TOYOTA AT 192, AT212, AT 170, L-Touring wagon, new model Raum, Tacoma, Runx, Canter, Honda CAPA, Nissan pickup Tel: 644-5096, 697-1453.

ONE Toyota Tacoma 2006 model bars, lift kit, new tyres, AC, immaculate condition. Hardly used in Guyana, $3.1M neg. Must see. Call 601-1760, 694-8382.

TOYOTA Caldina 3S (1998cc) excellent condition 18" chrome, showroom condition, rims recently re-sprayed $1.65M neg. 670-6000.

PETE'S Auto Sales, Lot 2 George Street, W/Rust. Get the best deal whenever you're buying or selling a vehicle, cars, pickup & RZ buses. Credit can be arranged. Tel: 649-0329, 226-558915 PKK series Toyota Raum $500 000, PPP series Toyota Cam! $1M not neg. Call 600-2455, both vehicles in excellent condition and serviced. Pick up and drive.

MITSUBISHI2 3 ton canter with tail lift, 4-door canters also L 200 pickup, Nissan vans and Hilux pickup 2011, Volkswagen car. 61 Dennis Street, Georgetown 6935610, 227-0190 ext. 100, 616-9727.

TWO 3-ton Mitsubishi canter trucks, enclosed, in excellent working conditions, GSS and OFF series, brand new MRF tyres etc. $3.2M and $1.5M. Call 1212626-1141, Shahab.

VOLKSWAGEN car 2011, Toyota Rush, T/IST 2007, T/Hilux extra cab, Mitsubishi & Toyota trucks 2 3-ton, 45 KVA Perkins generator enclosed. 61 Dennis Street. 227-0190, 616-9727, 6935610.

HONDA CRV 98 model Jeep, good working condition, excellent gas consumption, owner migrating no reasonable offer refused. Price $1.3M cash. Call 638-4745.

MITSUBISHI Lancer 2002 $1.2M 2002 Lancer automatic transmission, petrol, HID lights, pearl white finish with black trims, leather inside, music system AC. Inbox for serious enquiries. Price neg. 648-9031, 219-1970.

HARRY & Son Auto Sales. Lot 185 Charlotte & King Streets, Mara/ Building. Tel: 227-0265, 227-1881, 629-5178, 627-8057. USED: T/Rav 4 2004, AT192, RFaum, Allion, Marino, AE110 Corolla. 212 Carina, RZ bus, Unregistered Tacoma, Hilux, 4 doors & Probox Wagon.

TOYOTA Tacoma, silver, single cab GTT series, Low mileage, ladydriven, excellent condition, automatic, fully powered, roller bar, remote alarm start, original Toyota AM/FM CD deck with steering wheel control, LED lights, IP fog lamps, crash bar, Old Man Nu suspension. Asking $4M. Tel: 645-3504, 676-7338.

KRISHNA & Son Auto Sales, Lot 89 Robb and Oronoque Streets, Bourda, Georgetown.

Tel: 629-5178, 648-7771, 223-8655.

We buy and sell use cars and tradein your car for another. All prices are negotiable. USED: Vitz, Ractis, Toyota Belta, Pro-Box Toyota, Raum, Premio, AT192, Allion, Toyota Rav 4, Lexus 330, Lexus 300, RZ Pit Bull, AT 212 Carina, , Feilder Wagon.

WE buyise!I used vehicles. For sale Premio PPP, $1,700,000: Allion, $1,550,000:3AT 212 Carina, $1,100 000, pay down $700 000: AT 192 Carina, $775 000, down payment $500 000: Epson, $950 000: SI/ 40, Camry $650 000: Honda Ft, $1,100 000: Toyota Note, $1,200 000: Toyota Raum, $1,750 000: GX 90 Toyota Mark II, $950 000: Honda Civic, $875 000: RZ buses 1 and 2 Pitbull buses, Spacio, all model of pickups and many more, Lot 92 Duncan Street Campbellville Tel: 223-1239, 648-7771.

SALE! SALE! SALE! AT KISHAN'S ALUMINUM WINDOW FACTORY GOOD HOPE PUBLIC ROAD. TEL: 220-0979/ 643-2795/613-8017 BIG SALE ON WALL TO WALL CARPETS$12,000 (3FTN4FT] SASH WINDOWS [30X481 $13,000 AWING WINDOWS [30X481 $13,000 AIL ITEMS ON SALE ARE VAT INCLUSIVE. LOGGING equipment: Skidder CAT 525B, Log Loader CAT 960F with log grapple and bucket, Bulldozer CAT D6H with ninch Tel: 6239761.

1-22 RB Dragline, ready mix truck 7 cubic yards, Land Rover and 26-seater Nissan Bus. Call: 610-5151, 670-8282, 261-5027.

1 - 152NEWLavarda combine plus boat and engine, 1000 lb seine 5 inches, 25-4stroke engine, 1 low bed tilt tractor 25 ton Tel: 663-3372, 662-9603.

SULEJ SALE! SALE! 50" Samsung Smart TVs $160 000, 32" Samsung LED TVs with Smart Hub $65 000 & Wll Mini Game Stations $35 000. Call: 699-4857 OIL paint in 1-gallon, 5-gallon pails, concrete paint 1-gallon, 5-gallon pails in many colours. Phone 220-1014 or 6A Courbane Park, SOD. FIELDER 2006, 40ft. extendable trailer, 6x6 army general truck, dialing lOOcc motorcycle, 7-head moulder. 616-5595, 665-3676.

8HP YAMAHA Outboard engine $160 000 neg., 8HP Tohatsu outboard engine $220 000 neg.

Tel: 628-2692, 688-7017.

SOOOIV Champion Remote start generator, Husqvarna 20" chain saw, Coleman 10-person tent, (.5ton lever chain hoist. 681-2341.

1 - 55 FT CABIN Cruiser fishing boat, 2 brand 48 outboard engines, 2000-lb seine, GPS & compass & other fishing tools.

Complete turnout. Price $4.5M. Contact 676-1363, 652-5184.

BEDFORD 10-ton engine, tubeless 8-hole rim, 500 gear box spring, TK cab differential starter and more, Massey Ferguson engine 248-236 gear box backend square leg front and many more. 339-3608, 339-2007.

NOW available! Large quantites of locally made pillow cases plain and painted, chair cover sets, African clothing and tie-dye clothing is also available. Contact 671-1734.

ONE sack English-made Ransom, 4 new Bellloader tyres 400x155 or 400x15.5, 1 Ig 80x53x24 Jacuzzi bathtub with pump (new), 1 Mata mixer (USA), new 12 teeth gear for Ransom contact 225-1514, OWNER leaving country. Complete shop in the backdam. Internet, cable flat screen TV, stereo set, generator, 2 freezers, oven, water tank, 5 rooms, table & chairs etc. $3M neg.: 645-3504, 676-7338.

WATER SYSTEMS: Fully Au tomated and Turn Key water purification systems supplied and installed. Call us now for a quotation and start selling drinking water on 623-7212.

VEHICLES FOR SALE DOUBLE cab Tacoma S5.8M Teh 623-9761.

AT212 OLD MODEL $900 OOP. Tel: 671-7001.

RZ MINIBUS. Price neg.

613-1676, 643-8047.

ONE Toyota Axio, PSS series. Price neg. Call618-5509.

ONE old mode! Ra urn.

Price neg. Call 669-6993, TOYOTA Picnic, good condition. Call 669-8985.

AT 192;price STOP OOP neg.

Contact; 6P34767, 654-8161.

TOYOTA 1ST driven by a female. Call 645-0311.

ONE Mitsubishi 2-ton ice box canter. Tel: 692-4962.

MITSUBISHI CANTER 2TON. Call 645-3795.

MITSUBISHI Canter. Contact 663-6336, 628-5663.

MERCEDEZ BENZ, S3.5M neg. Contact 616-P312.

ONE Hymac 58Pc. Call 671-745P, 626-53P6.

TOYOTA minibus BNN. Price $1.3M neg. Tel: 618-9523.

2PP6FORDF15P, HHux Surf, Toyota Tundra. Tel: 613-1241.

2PP4 RAV4, excellent condition, CD, mags, Tel: 643-5122.

1SPACIO, PPP series-Price Negotiable. Contact #683-1P6C EP82 TURBO Starlet, automatic, mags etc. Tel;642-6159.

ONE Toyota Tacoma. Priced to go. Teh 619-3644, 644-5704.

NISSAN Tida 2005, PRR series $1,35M neg. Contact 612-3109.

TOYOTA Celica, Nissan March at bargain prices. Tel: 6176934, 674-0137.

ONE Toyota Carina AT 170 5350000. CN!6923907,6924587.

59P 4WD Massey Ferguson tractor in iriimaculate condition.

Call 671-7450, 626-5306.

MAZDA Axela, low mileage, excellent condition, lady-driven.

Price neg. Call 686-5256.

TOYOTA Allion (black), year 2003, PPP series, reverse camera, alarm. Tel: 691-0592.

2010 BMWX1, PVV series, mint condition, 1 Drive technology $7.3M neg. 646-1121.

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Nancy Flarms, a farmer in Iowa, told Reuters she strongly Heroes' Weekend believed Kaepemick should stand for the anthem as someone "born and raised in this celebration for country." But she said his protest was a fair exercise of freedom of speech.

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Reaction to Kaepemick split sharply along racial lines in the poll.

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Kaepemick has the right to say what he wants, said Thomas Flolland, 72, who identifies as white. Fie said the protest was disrespectful toward the armed forces 'There are different ways to protest than to disrespect the flag," said Flolland, a retiree from Virginia Beach.

Terri Barbour, 42, who identifies as an African-American, said she supports Kaepemick. She said it was "everyone's individual right" whether to stand for the anthem.

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The event will be held during the National Heroes Weekend. October 15-17. said Minister of Sport Olivia Grange at a special ceremony hosted by Digicel at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston to welcome home six of the athletes on Tuesday night.

The minister said further details would be made available in the coming days.

Jamaica won six gold, three silver and two bronze medals at the Games mirroring the success it achieved in Beijing in 2008.

The haul saw Jamaica finish third in track and field in terms of medals won and third in terms of placings.

Jamaica had more than 20 athletes in finals in Rio. Among the athletes, who returned home Tuesday evening following successful campaigns at the Games and on the Diamond League cir-

cuit. were double Olympic gold medallist and Diamond League 100-metre champion Elaine Thompson; Olympic 400-metre bronze medallist and mile-relay silver medallist Shericka Jackson; Olympic mile-relay silver-medallist and Diamond League champion Stephenie-Ann McPherson; Olympic sprint-relay silver medallist Christania Williams. Julian Forte, and Megan Simmonds.

The athletes are all members of the MVP Track Club, headed by Stephen Francis, who also arrived home with the contingent.

President of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) praised the athletes and their coach.

He thanked coach Francis for the hard work he has put in over the years and expressed his gratitude on behalf of the JAAA with whom the coach has had a few ran-ins over the years.

He noted that the athletes present, by virtue of the number of medals they won between them, would

have finished seventh on the medal table in Rio. Francis was also praised

by Minister Grange, who implored him to accept a national honour, the likes of which has already been bestowed upon Glen Mills, who coaches nine-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt. Francis has on several occasions before declined offers to accept a national honour for his outstanding work as one of the best coaches in the world.

The minister also said the government was committed to putting in world class facilities befitting of a country that produces so many world class athletes.

She explained that similar ceremonies were not held for other athletes who have already returned home because some preferred to slip in quietly while the Government was not aware when others had arrived.

She explained that MVP track club was gracious enough to reach out to her ministry to let them know when their athletes would be arriving.

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New president says UEFA must show leadership NEW president Aleksander Ceferin said UEFA must show Europe's big clubs who is in charge as he made Champions League reforms his first priority.

Ceferin. 48. beat Michael van Praag 42-13 in the poll to become the new head of European football's governing body.

UEFA and European clubs last month agreed changes to the Champions League, which critics said favour bigger clubs.

Slovenian Ceferin said his organisation should show the clubs "we are the ones who are the governing body".

Under the reforms announced last month, Europe's top four domestic leagues will be guaranteed four places each in the group stages of the Champions League from 2018 to 2019.

The European Professional Football League (EPFL). which represents the continent's 24 domestic football leagues, called on UEFA to

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"We have to speak and "UEFA is a very good, "It will be the first thing to deal with," said Ceferin, strong organisation. It was have dialogue with the clubs and I think it can be solved." who succeeds Michel Plati- without leadership for some Ceferin. who has been ni following his resignation time and that was a problem the head of the Football Association of Slovenia since 2011. takes on the remainder

of Platini's term of office, until 2019.

The lawyer said Financial Fair Play rules - introduced, in UEFA'S words, to "improve the overall financial health of European club football" should be enforced more strongly.

He added there was "a lot of work to do", citing match-fixing, security and safety, and racism as issues to address.

England's Football Association last week declared its support for van Praag, who - unlike Ceferin - is a member of UEFA'S executive committee.

The Scottish Football Association said it would vote for the Slovenian.

After the vote, FA chairman Greg Clarke said he was happy to work with Ceferin, and welcomed his clear mandate.

MY CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR - PLATINI Platini earlier said his "conscience is clear" as he spoke to European football's governing body for what is

likely to be the last time.

World governing body FIFA gave the Frenchman nermission to speak at the meeting in Athens.

The 61-year-old was last year banned from all football activity for breaching ethics rules over a £L3M "disloyal payment" made to him in 2011 by then FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

"I am certain that I committed not the slightest fault," he said. "I am continuing to fight legally.

Just simply know that my conscience is clear.

"You are going to continue this beautiful mission without me. for reasons that I do not wish to come back on."

FIFA's ethics committee handed down an initial eight-vear ban to both Blatter and Platini, who have always denied wrongdoing.

The bans were later reduced to six years on appeal to FIFA, then four years in a further appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

The issue is still under investigation by Swiss prosecutors. (BBC Sport)

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Man (REUTERS)-MANCHESTER City's Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as coach Pep Guardiola maintained his 100 percent record at the club with a commanding 4-0 victory against Borussia Moenchengladbach in their rearranged Champions League Group C opener yesterday.

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The Argentina striker doubled the home side's lead in the 28th minute when he sent Moenchengladbach goalkeeper Yann Sommerthe wrong way from the penalty spot after Christoph Kramer had clumsily brought down Ilkay Gundogan, making his debut after David Silva was rested as a precaution.

Aguero completed his hat-trick in the 77th minute from close range after being set clear by Raheem Sterling and Kelechi Bieanacho made it 4-0 in stoppage time.

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Russian (REUTERS) - Confidential athlete medical data relating to last month's Rio Olympics has been hacked and published by a Russian cyber espionage group with the threat of more to come, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has said.

It identified the group as Tsar Team (APT28). also known as Fancy Bear.

The website said it had information about a number of U.S. athletes, including tennis sisters Serena and Venus Williams as well as multiple gold medal-winning gymnast Simone Biles.

"WADA condemns these ongoing cyber-attacks that are being carried out in an attempt to undermine WADA and the global anti-doping system," said director general Olivier Niggli in a statement that did not name any athletes.

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Serena Williams "WADA has been informed by law enforcement authorities that these attacks are originating out of Russia."

Russian news agencies quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying any possible Russian government or secret service participation in the hacking was "out of

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"We are just fed up at the moment. It is crisis after crisis over here," a player said while detailing the cloud of uncertainty hanging over them.

Also, players said, since the end of July, when player contracts expired, there has been no indication on when new ones will be issued at either national or domestic level.

Nationally-contracted players were given a month's extension on their deals which covered the New Zealand series in July-August, but the situation at domestic level remains unclear after ZC announced it would move from a franchise to a provincial sys-

tem this summer. No fixtures have been released yet.

When contacted for a comment, ZC spokesperson Darlington Majonga said: "The players have asked ZC for an update on new contracts and their delayed match fees, but to equate their honest request for an engagement on the important issues to an ultimatum of some sort would be kind of making a mountain out of a molehill.

"What is important is that their contracts are ready following an all-inclusive negotiation process that involved representatives of the players.

On the other issue, ZC has been paying the match fees in tranches and will settle the outstanding amounts soon."

English counties vote in favour of eight-team T20 tournament ENGLISH cricket has taken a step closer to introducing an eight-team Twenty20 tournament, in the style of the Big Bash and Indian Premier League, following a vote at Lord's.

In a statement on Wednesday, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed the proposed event - to run in addition to the existing T20 Blast that features all 18 first-class counties - had been agreed upon in a meeting of county chairmen and chief executives. MCC and the Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA).

Further consultation on the proposal will now take place, before the matter is formally considered by the ECB board next month.

ECB chairman Colin Graves said: "We've all been looking at how we can use domestic T20 for an even bigger purpose, especially getting more young people to play.

"This format was invented here and is successful worldwide. It can excite newfans. attract the best players and fuel the future of the game, on and off the pitch.

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Zimbabwe cricketers protest unpaid tees ZIMBABWE'S Harare-based cricketers have refused to train in protest over unpaid match fees, which date back to July last year.

The players were due to begin preparations for a series against Pakistan-A, which starts at the end of the month, followed by fixtures against Sri Lanka, but have instead insisted on a meeting with Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) managing director Wilfred Mukondiwa to discuss "their worsening shuation".

Several sources told ESPNcricinfo that apart from the outstanding player bill, ZC has also neglected to bring players from outside Harare to the training camp because of a lack of funds, or to ensure there are

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"The next steps for us all, as a game, will be to extend the discussions and get valuable input from players, members and other key voices across the game." (Omnisport)

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Hick. 50. has been Cricket Australia's high performance coach since 2013.

He said: "The opportunity to work with some of the best players in the world is something I am looking forward to."

Head coach Darren Lehmann said Hick would prove "invaluable" with England set to host the ICC Champions Trophv in 2017, as well as an Ashes series and an ICC World Cup, both in 2019.

Zimbabwe-bom Hick played 526 first-class matches betw een 1984 and 2008. scoring 136 centuries at an average of 52.23 - but only averaged 31.32 in 65 Tests betw een 1991 and 2001.

The former Worcestershire right-hander will begin his new role before Australia's Test series against South Africa in November.(BBC Sport).

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By Richard Martin BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Late strikes from Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata gave Real Madrid a last-gasp 2-1 win over Sporting Lisbon as the European champions came from behind to win the first game of their Champions League defence.

Ronaldo denied Ms Portuguese boyhood club a famous win by scoring an equaliser from a free-kick in the 89th minute just when it seemed Madrid could, sensationally, lose their opemng game in Group F. Morata then headed home deep in injury time to complete the fightback.

"We didn't start the game well but Real Madrid are famous for comebacks like these and we leave here very happy," said Morata.

"We always beheved in ourselves and we proved that you can always win a game until the referee blows the final wliistle.

Football is not always fair but it was fundamental to win and that's what we've done."

Brazilian Bruno Cesar had earlier given the visitors a surprise yet deserved lead in the 47th minute as he pounced on indecision in the Real back line.

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The first of these breakaways came early in the game and led to Cesar's trying his

luck from the edge of the area, firing narrowly wide of Kiko Casilla's right-hand post.

Real struggled to find solutions to Sporting's strategy and were limited to shots from distance, like one stinging effort from Ronaldo which Rui Patricio tipped over the bar.

Gareth Bale had looked Real's liveliest player in the first lialf but was on the wrong end of a painfiil challenge from

Sebastian Coates, who kneed the Wales international in the midriff.

Bale was taken off in the second period along with Karim Benzema, who looked far from peak fitness.

Zidane's double substitution had a tangible impact on the game, however, with Lucas Vazquez giving Real extra energy while Morata added extra power in the area.

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LONDON, England (Reuters) - First-half goals by Bernardo Silva and Thomas Lemar earned Monaco a surprise 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur in their Champions League Group E opener at Wembley Stadium yesterday, to silence the London club's record 'home' attendance.

Goals from Bernardo Silva and Thomas Lemar stunned the vast majority of the 85 011 fans at the national stadium ~ Tottenham's adopted home for this season's Champions League - before the hosts responded.

Toby Alderweireld halved the deficit with a header shortly before halftime and Tottenham were much better after the break.

Yet. despite plenty of pressure they were unable to find the equaliser as only

their second Champions League campaign began in disheartening fashion.

"Scoring creates momentum and we dominated the game in the second half. We had chances but we couldn't score." Spurs defender Alderweireld said. "We put a lot of energy in but we couldn't force it."

Tottenham's record attendance for a 'home' fixture produced a wall of sound under the Wembley arch in the opening minutes as Mauricio Pochettino's team started quickly.

But near-silence descended on the huge stadium when Monaco took the lead with their first real incursion after 15 minutes following an error

by Erik Lamela.

The Argentine playmaker carelessly gave the ball away in his own half and Portugal international Bernardo Silva ran on unopposed before smashing a

shot past Hugo Lloris.

The hosts struggled to regain any momentum on the wide expanses of Wembley's pitch and Monaco looked increasingly comfortable on a sultry night that felt more like the Riviera than London.

The visitors doubled their lead in the 31st minute with a goal Tottenham's defence will not want to view again.

Djibril Sidibe slung in a hopeful cross and it rebounded off the body of Spurs left back Ben Davies. As the ball dropped down Monaco substitute Lemar. on for the injured Nabil Dirar. reacted quickest and shot high into the roof of the net.

A tiny travelling pod of Monaco fans numbering no more than 350 celebrated at the other end but it was the vast home majority who found their voices again just before halftime when

Lamela's comer was headed powerfully home by Alderweireld.

Dele Alii was desperately close to equalising in first-half stoppage time, stretching to reach a Lamela cross.

Tottenham were re-energised at the start of the second half and Alii brought a superb save from Danijel Subasic after letting fly with a dipping volley from 25 metres.

Harry Kane then found himself clear on goal but delayed his shot far too long and was closed down.

Kane wasted an even better chance with 12 minutes remaining, shooting straight at Subasic from in front of goal.

Monaco, who knocked Arsenal out in the last-16 two seasons ago, saw out the final minutes with no more scares.

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'align' WICB chief executive officer Michael Muirhead has said there was no one specific reason for the termination of coach Phil Simmons' contract, nor was it a sudden development.

In a nutshell, Muirhead said, Simmons" vision did not "align" with the strategic approach of the WICB and the divide widened over the past few months, reaching a point where a final decision had to be made.

The decision to relieve Simmons of the job was taken by the board of directors at the quarterly WICB meeting last weekend in Dominica.

It is understood the directors were asked to vote on the matter, but Muirhead would not reveal whether it was a unanimous decision to terminate Simmons' contract. "It was the board's decision. Let us leave it at that," Muirhead told ESPNcricinfo.

Asked whether it was his appraisal that eventually led to the decision, Muirhead did not

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Phil Simmons reveal much. "I hired him, so "It is a whole number of therefore I have to release him things over a period of time. but that is on the reconnnen- I can't say it was really one thing. There is no one thing dation of the board," he said.

He did point out, though, that defines what may have that the WICB and Simmons taken place. I think things had been deliberating on quite came to a climax when a a few contentious issues be- decision needed to be made." hind the scenes. "The coach Simmons" track record as lias an opinion and the board West Indies coach was mixed. collectively had another opin- Appointed after last year's ion, and that had happened on World Cup, the high points of more than one occasion. his tenure were West Indies"

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draw at home against England last summer, and the World T20 win in India in April.

Importantly, the players seemed to be on the same wavelength as Simmons. But Muirhead and the board of directors remained unconvinced.

"Ultimately it is the performance of the team, and we want the team to perform the best it can do," Muirhead said. "Was it (doing so) is a question that is still unanswered."

Technically, Muirhead was not Simmons" boss. It was Richard Pybus, the WICB director of cricket. Simmons had mentioned in an interview that he and Pybus were not on the same page. "Relationship is a difficult word," he had said of Pybus, soon after the World T20 triumph. "He communicates via emails but he lias not spoken to me since the suspension. It's sad because this is not about him or me, this is about West Indies cricket."

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Muirhead several reports including the 'Cricket Report" submitted by Pybus and the CEO's report prepared by Muirhead. Pybus" report was an overall review of cricket across the Caribbean, not limited to the West Indies teams and coaching staff.

Reiterating the lack of aligmnent in strategies, Muirhead said: "It has been an ongoing tiling where I think Phil, in all that he lias said and done, he lias not aligned ... the relationships were breaking down. I think he himself had ideas for a different strategic approach, notwithstanding one already having been approved and adopted by the board. I don't think he was aligned with that."

In a media release sent out on Tuesday, the WICB had pointed out it had identified "differences in culture" as one reason behind the friction between both parties. Muirhead elaborated: "The other thing was the work culture was a little different.

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ness, how we execute tilings. It was an organisational culture.

It was not the difference in ethnic culture as lias been pointed out elsewhere."

Muirhead said he had had conversations with Simmons, and he had to intervene on quite a few occasions to resolve issues. Hie last time they had met was about two months ago, he said. When he called Simmons on Tuesday to reveal the board's decision, he said the chat was "cordial" and not "hostile" in any way.

Muirhead pointed out it was a "matter of coincidence" that the Simmons" termination was announced the day the West Indies limited-overs squad left for the UAE to play Pakistan.

"The sanctions and other things could not be discussed without the board meeting.

We have board meetings every three months, where we discuss everything including the performance of the teams and the coaching staff." (ESPN Cricinfo)

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Dapperly dressed in his black suit and red tie. the now-retired Olympic Games three-time triple gold medallist was greeted by Digicel's CEO David Butler.

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With the sweltering heat soaring at approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Bolt looked as cool as ever, as he buttoned up his jacket and sported his dark glasses.

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This tournament will be open to all financial members of the Guyana Darts Association (GDA). and a number of cash prizes will be up for grabs.

This will be a League tournament featuring Open Doubles and a Team competition. A Luck of the Draw will also be played if time permits.

Registration commences at 13:30hrs. and the games will start at 14:00hrs.

r Bolt exiting his Nissan sports car upon arrival at the Digicel headquarters in downtown Kingston for his new job as Chief Speed Officer yesterday. and skilfully reversed into his allocated parking spot before making his way through the thick crowd to his work area - the Usain Bolt Speed Lab - where he was met

by John Suranyi. the chief executive officer for Digicel

Play with responsibility for growth in the areas of cable TV and broadband across all of Digicel's Caribbean markets.

Bolt was shown his work area where he is expected to make things faster for

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Digicel customers using their various products.

"We love to start working at 07:30 in the morning." said Butler to Bolt jokingly.

"Will that be an issue?" he asked. "Probably." Bolt replied. "We will work out

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"This man has a unique understanding of speed around the world and we are hoping that some of that can rub off on us in terms of our customers, our network, our products, our marketing." added Butler.

"We are absolutely thrilled and you can see how excited we are today. We are really proud to be associated with you (Bolt) for so long." he added.

"Brand new job. I am ready, ready." said Bolt before he was handed his worker's identity badge.

"It's all about speed. I am here to make sure everything rans smoothly, but fast" said Bolt.

He then made his way to the huge customer care department which hosts over 200 agents. He was given a first-hand experience of interacting with the agents and of course a customer, who was lucky enough to be given free credit by Bolt for his troubles. (Extracted from Jamaica Observer)

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BEVERAGE giant Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) is still on board the Kennard Memorial Turf Club's (KMTC) horse race meets and, according to their representative, the company will continue supporting the KMTC as long as possible.

The meet is scheduled for Sunday at the Kennard's Memorial Turf Club. Bush Lot Farm. Corentyne. Berbice and will commence at 13:00hrs.

The DDL sponsorship of the first place trophy and prize money will go towards the winner of the Class D 1 and Lower seven-furlong race which carries a first prize of the DDL trophy and $1M. The second-, third- and fourth-place finishers will earn $500 000, $250 000 and $125 000 respectively.

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(Photo by Cullen Bess-Nelson) thority and president of the KMTC. Justice Cecil Kennard received a cheque for an undisclosed amount as well as

the first place trophy for the winner of the Class D and Lower event from Demerara Distillers Limited's Wines

and Spirits Brand Manager Maria Mumoe. at his Brickdam office.

Munroe in brief remarks said her company is pleased to be associated with the KMTC's race meets and will continue to support the club since its administrators act in a transparent manner and organise some thrilling races throughout the years.

This will be DDL s 43 rd year of sponsorship to the KMTC and the third event that her company will be part-sponsoring for the year.

According to Munroe. a former national women's hockey captain. DDL will also be part-sponsoring the KMTC's Boxing Day meet to be held at the Kennard's Memorial Turf Club. Corentyne Berbice.

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There will also be heated action in the D3 Maiden and E and Lower Open category over seven furlongs. The winner of that event will be $600 000 richer.

The HI & Lower event over seven furlongs has a winning purse of $240 000, while the race for L (W/A) category will see the owner of the winning horse take home $120 000.

The two-year-olds Guyana-bred race has a winning tag of $200 000. while G1 and Lower and J1 and Lower race winners will receive $280 000 and $180 000 respectively.

Horse owners are reminded that the meet is being conducted under the aegis of the Guyana Horse Racing Authority (GHRA) and all applicable rules will be enforced.

Justice Kennard thanked DDL once again for its continued support and said he is confident that the company (DDL) will continue its support to his club in the future.

Justice Kennard informed that the KMTC's facility is in excellent condition and horses registered for Sunday's meet have been galloping at the track for the past weeks.

Registration closed yesterday and at the point of closing, over 65 horses were registered.

Eight races are carded for race day and will be highlighted by the feature 'D1 and Lower race.

When action gets underway at 13:00hrs, the horses in the L W/A (non-winners) category will take to the track in a race over five furlongs for a top prize of

Sammy Heroes' Weekend slams Simmons celebration for Jamaica's sacking DARREN Sammy has lashed out at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for ending Phil Simmons' contract by stating "if the blind leads the blind they are bound to fall into a pit."

The WICB announced on Tuesday that head coach Simmons' tenure had come to an immediate end only five months after he guided the Winches to the World Twenty20 title.

That announcement was made just a week before the first game of the Winches' torn of the United Arab Emirates to take on Pakistan.

Simmons' exit came a year after he was suspended for criticising the selection of the one-day international squad to tour Sri Lanka and the WICB put his departure down to "differences in culture and strategic approach".

Sammy was sacked as West Indies T20 captain last month and the former skipper made it clear what he thought of the decision to axe Simmons.

"So after the publicity stunt in Fort Lauderdale (where the Windies played two T20s against India last month), the first so-called plan to move West Inches Cricket forward is to fire the coach just two days before a tour.. just proves to me what I already knew." the all-rounder posted on Facebook.

"If the blind leads the blind they are bound to fall into a pit."

The Windies will be managed by Joel Garner in the UAE, with Henderson Springer and Roddy Estwick coaching. (Sportsmax.com)

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Elaine Thompson THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2016