Granger accuses Gov’t of damaging City Council
– Opposition Leader David Granger has called on the incumbent People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) to desist from what he said was insistent damage being...
Guyanese in Venezuela safe; protest abated – Birkett
By Kurt Campbell
– Guyana’s Foreign Affairs Minister Carolyn Rodrigues – Birkett has given the assurance that all Guyanese living in Venezuela are safe...
NACTA: Widespread support for AML Bill, US LEAD Project
- An opinion poll conducted by the North American Caribbean Teachers Association (NACTA) last week found widespread support for passage of the Anti-Money...
After 34 years, Guyana’s Laws finally updated
- Following four failed attempts, the laws of Guyana have finally been revised to December 2010. This is after a 34 year hiatus....
GTUC rejects new management structure for Critchlow Labour College
- Following hours of heated debate in the National Assembly on Thursday (February 27) the House passed a motion for the restoration of...
GHRA trashes sympathetic protest for abused baby
– The Guyana Human Rights Association says it remains somewhat mystified by the second picket exercise outside its closed office after dark by...
Guyana, Suriname discuss trade performance with aim of enhancing exports
- A high level meeting between officials from Guyana, Suriname and Caribbean Export is currently underway in Suriname where a report prepared on...
Significant portion of Guyana’s economy depends on ‘dirty money’ – Granger
By Fareeza Haniff
– Even as Guyana has missed another deadline to amend its Anti – Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism...
UNICEF donates US$1.6M to assist Guyana’s vulnerable children
By Kurt Campbell
– The Government of Guyana, through its Foreign Affairs Minister Carolyn Rodigues – Birkett on Friday (February 28) signed a US$1.6M...
Subvention to Critchlow Labour College restored
By Kurt Campbell
– The governing party – the People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) – has expressed the view that the Critchlow Labour College...
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After 2 years on the run, Corentyne labourer remanded for murder of ex-convict
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Letter: Questions for Nigel Hughes
Dear Editor,
Nigel Hughes has been getting lots of attention recently. As next year rolls around, however, and as the nation begins to focus on...
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Corentyne dog killers apologise; case dismissed
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