Man succumbs to injuries following Mash Day accident
More than one week after a pedal cyclist was struck down by a motorcar along the Reliance Public Road, Essequibo Coast, he succumbed to...
Businessman slapped with gun, ammo possession charge
Forty-nine-year-old Rickey Wahid also called Lall of Samaroo Dam Pouderoyen, West Bank Demerara was earlier today remanded to prison after he was arraigned with...
Corentyne man found hanging after attempting to kill wife
A Corentyne labourer was on Sunday morning found handing at his Fyrish, Berbice home. Dead is Vimal Palkissoon also called “Navin” 37, of Lot...
Businessman nabbed with illegal gun, ammo
A 50-year-old businessman is now in police custody after he was nabbed by the police with an unlicensed firearm along with a magazine containing...
Sophia woman critical after being stabbed by husband
The Police have detained a Sophia man who attacked and stabbed his wife several times about her body on Saturday morning at their Sophia,...
Judicial system still plagued by major hurdles in TIP cases – Chancellor
Despite the progress in minimizing the prevalence of trafficking in persons’ cases in the country, acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Yonette Cummings- Edwards, says...
BREAKING: Bandit killed in failed attempt to rob diamond establishment
One person is now dead, while three are in custody after a failed attempt to rob a diamond establishment at 288 Thomas Street, South...
Police raid Stabroek Market
Parameters of the Stabroek Market were thoroughly searched on Saturday by officers of the Guyana Police Force, during an impromptu raid for drugs and...
UPDATE: Fire destroys Lombard Street houses
Several families are now homeless following a fire at Lombard Street, Georgetown which completely gutted a building that housed several living quarters in the...
17 arrested for touting
Seventeen persons were arrested for touting while other minibus operators were also detained for various offences.
A team of officers attached to the Brickdam Police...
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GCCI backs the establishment of Guyana Development Bank
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has expressed full support for the Guyana Development Bank, citing the urgent need to expand access...
Fatal accidents up 18% so far for 2026 – Traffic Chief
An increase in fatal and serious accidents on Guyana’s roadways is raising concern within the Guyana Police Force’s (GPF) Traffic Department, even as minor...
Ministry of Health launches Vaccination Week
The Ministry of Health has officially launched Vaccination Week in the Americas in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/PAHO).
Delivering remarks...
Single mother, 7 children homeless after suspected arson
A Glasgow Village, East Bank Berbice family is now homeless after a fire destroyed their two-storey home earlier today.
The blaze, which is suspected to...
“They don’t know who is me. I don’t play” – Carol Smith-Joseph’s outburst in...
Proceedings in the 2020 elections fraud trial were disrupted twice on Monday at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court, as the People’s National Congress/Reform (PNC/R) member...
Canadian expert hired to build digital driver offence registry
The government has hired a Canadian consultant to support the development of the digital registry of drivers’ records and traffic history, a move aimed...
Judicial training “very crucial” to fix long-standing weaknesses in justice system – AG
The Partnership of the Caribbean and the European Union on Justice (PACE Justice) Regional Programme on Monday opened a four-day judicial training focused on...
Guyana’s Civil Aviation Training School earns ICAO Gold Standard accreditation
Guyana’s Civil Aviation Training School has earned Gold Standard accreditation from the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) under its TRAINAIR PLUS Programme, marking a...
Teen charged with rape of 13-Y-O on $300,000 bail
An 18-year-old construction worker of Richmond Housing Scheme, Essequibo Coast, Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) has been charged with the rape of a child under the...
Govt to intervene as brokers face US$25,000 daily demurrage fees at local ports
The government will seek to address a growing issue at local ports, where brokers are facing demurrage fees of up to US$25,000 per day.
Demurrage...
