90% of workforce to construct new Demerara River Bridge will be Guyanese – CRCC
Persons are being encouraged to grab the numerous employment opportunities available through the construction of the US$260 million new Demerara River Bridge by the...
17-Y-O remanded for killing brother-in-law
A 17-year-old was today remanded to prison for killing his brother-in-law, in an alleged bid to defend his 13-year-old sister's and his mother's honour.
The...
LGE 2023: GECOM currently dealing with post-election processes – CEO
Chief Elections Officers Vishnu Persaud has stated that the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is currently engaged in the post-election processes following Monday’s Local Government...
Killers confess to being hired to steal Coast Guard’s car for $700K
Suspects Joshua Parris, also known as “Stewie”, a 25-year-old labourer of Sophia, Greater Georgetown and Randy Wrights are currently in police custody in relation...
PPP tied with APNU in Aubrey Norton’s LAA
By: Jarryl Bryan
The People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) is tied with the A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) in an unlikely place - the Local...
Guyana, EU ink agreement to protect, manage mangroves locally
The Government of Guyana and the European Union (EU) officially inked an agreement to establish a comprehensive programme to protect and manage the invaluable...
Teen confesses to killing brother-in-law
The teenager, who is accused of fatally stabbing his brother-in-law at Queenstown, Corriverton on Monday, has confessed to the crime.
On Monday, 26-year-old Pursoram Ganpat,...
P.F. Chang franchise coming to Guyana
JMMB Jamaica, one of the Caribbean’s largest investment banks has bought a minority stake in Guyanese owned Corum Restaurant Group Inc.
Corum Restaurant Group owns...
12,000 units of blood targeted for donation this year
As Wednesday marked the global observance of World Blood Donor Day, Advisor to the Health Minister Dr. Leslie Ramsammy disclosed the projected target of...
CXC students urged to continue preparing for exams after papers stolen in Jamaica
Students writing the Caribbean Secondary Examination Council (CSEC) examinations are urged by the Education Ministry in Guyana to continue preparing for their examinations, despite...

































