A SCHOOLBOY who was sent by his mother to sell vegetables in front of the Bethel The House of God church in Freeport on Thursday, was found yesterday morning floating in a ravine at the back of the church. Police believe he was bludgeoned to death but will await the findings of an autopsy scheduled for next Monday.
CHAIRMAN of ANSA McAl Anthony Norman Sabga, in response to trade unionist Ancel Rogets call for the nation to boycott businesses owned by the top one percent in society, says management of the ANSA business empire will focus on management and growth of the group.
FORENSIC pathologist Dr Valery Alexandrov, speaking at a Caribbean Youth Science Forum at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine campus on Thursday, said this countrys approach to forensic pathology is outdated.
PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley is appealing to those assigned to procure a passenger vessel for the seabridge to redouble their efforts to bring relief to citizens who rely on the inter island service following the cancellation of the Ocean Flower 2 contract.
OPPOSITION Senator Gerald Ramdeen yesterday that the reason why the Ocean Flower IIs contract was terminated was because the vessel was defective.
TWO weeks after a Moruga family hosted a thanksgiving service to celebrate the life of eight-year-old Alliyah Primus, she and her aunt Nolene Neisha Gopaul, 40, perished yesterday in a fire which destroyed their home in Moruga which also left 13 people homeless.