Garbage situation in Georgetown is “ugly and unacceptable” – Mayor Green
By Kurt Campbell
- City Mayor Hamilton Green in his regular “tit-for-tat” has taken People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) General Secretary Clement Rohee up on...
PPP says it is kicking into ‘elections mode’
- After much speculations, it has been confirmed that the ruling People's Progressive Party (PPP) is getting set for elections whether local government...
Mayor Green bolsters Opposition’s “Anti-Rohee Campaign”
By Kurt Campbell
- City Mayor Hamilton Green has come out in full support of the combined Opposition’s calls for Clement Rohee to demit...
Teen accused of stealing Lap Top granted bail
- A teenager was today placed on $240,000 bail for the offence of break and enter and larceny when he appeared before Magistrate Judy...
Dominican National pleads guilty to illegal entry
- Dominican national, 32- year old Yosairy Mable Ventura pleaded guilty to an illegal entry charge before Magistrate Judy Latchman.
The allegations state that on August...
Sales Clerk remanded for allegedly embezzling over $200,000 from Bacchus Drugs Store
- A sales clerk attached to Bacchus Drugs Store appeared in court, charged with the offences of simple larceny and two counts of embezzlement.
Twenty...
DJ charged with noise nuisance, resisting arrest
- Thirty – two - year old Stephan Persaud of Houston, East Bank Demerara appeared before Magistrate Judy Latchman charged with noise nuisance...
East Coast Demerara, West Coast Berbice Communities without water due to GPL
- Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is advising customers from Calcutta to DeHoop, East Coast Demerara as well as customers of Weldaad and Bath...
Update: Investigators on the hunt for suspect in execution of Police Officer
By Kurt Campbell
- Police Investigators are currently on the hunt for a suspect in the shooting to death of Tactical Services Unit...
GWMO President wants special unit to deal with TIP cases; dissatisfied with police investigation
By Kurt Campbell
- President of the Guyana Women Miners Organization (GWMO) Simona Broomes is calling for a special unit to be set up...
Recent Articles
Guyana, US explore investment in oil and gas, data centres
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has held talks with United States (US) Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, on expanding American investment in Guyana.
The talks...
Letter: What about cigarettes?
Dear Editor,
I applaud the government’s stance on banning the import and sale of vapes in Guyana, Nicotine addiction has long been a challenge for...
$7M shade tunnel handed over to Timehri Women’s Prison
The Rotary Club of Garden City (RCGC) today handed over a new shade tunnel to the Guyana Prison Service at the Timehri Women's Prison....
Father remanded for murder of 6-Y-O son
Bharrat Jaikarran, 45, has been remanded to prison for the brutal murder of his six-year-old son, Orlando Jaikarran.
The father, a cane harvester of Bath...
Minister Persaud condemns use of religion, superstition in child abuse
Human Services and Social Security Minister Dr Vindhya Persaud has strongly condemned the use of religion and superstition to justify atrocities against children, declaring...
High Court dismisses Vincent Adams’ defamation claim against Gail Teixeira
The High Court has dismissed a defamation claim brought by former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Executive Director Dr Vincent Adams against Parliamentary Affairs and...
Tourism development goes beyond hotels, resorts – Pres. Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali has said Guyana’s tourism development strategy extends beyond the construction of hotels and resorts, pointing to investments in infrastructure, urban...
Guyana, Brazil move to expand military cooperation on border security
Guyana and Brazil are exploring opportunities to expand military cooperation, including specialised training, information sharing, and capacity building, as the two countries seek to...
UG advances circular economy action as PROMAR concludes in Guyana
The University of Guyana is helping to advance a more sustainable approach to waste management in Guyana through research, innovation and community engagement under...
Govt ferries do not require seaworthiness certificates – COI counsel
Government-owned and operated ferries, including the MV Barima, do not require certificates of seaworthiness to operate, according to counsels for the Presidential Commission of...
