Scientists turn old plastic bottles into fuel
(CNN) Millions of tons of plastic garbage pollute our world. What if we could turn them into fuel instead?
That's the ambitious plan of...
FAA orders ‘urgent’ engine fixes for Boeing 787 Dreamliners
(CNN) Describing it as an "urgent safety issue," the Federal Aviation Administration has ordered modifications on specific General Electric engines on some 787...
Cuba returns to the U.S. ‘wrongly shipped’ Hellfire missile
(BBC) - Cuba returned to the United States an inert Hellfire missile that had been wrongly shipped to Havana in June 2014.
The missile, which...
Major shake-up at NCN – CEO, Human Resources, ICT, Engineering and Programming...
The newly appointed Board of the National Communications Network (NCN), this afternoon announced that “several positions including those of CEO, Human Resources, ICT, Engineering...
Facebook down for the second time in a week
- Facebook users are complaining that the website is down, just a week after the hugely popular social networking website experienced similar outages.
Users...
E-Networks introduces new services
On Friday, E-Networks celebrated its 10th anniversary since entering the ICT industry, and during the anniversary observance at Georgetown Club, several new services were...
Now you can charge your mobile phone with urine, Scientists claim
Huffington Post - Scientists are claiming a world first in developing a way to charge mobile phones using human urine.
The Bristol-based boffins have been...
Manickhand on electricity issue at schools: It is a Gov’t issue, contact the PM
Minister for Education, Priya Manickhand said that the electricity issue facing students at the Leguan and Wakenaan Secondary Schools is a government issue and...
Electricity woes pose challenge at Leguan Secondary School
Limited electricity supply on the Island of Leguan is preventing students at the secondary school from using their IT lab.
Deputy Chairman of the Leguan...
Technology in our lives. Benefit or Loss?
Every news title/information is only for place-holding purposes and is not meant to be real, still it is not meant to provoke falsehood but...
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3rd country national deal: Guyana rejected a lot of persons – US Ambassador
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Contractor shot, 2 others chopped during Friendship backdam brawl
A contractor is now nursing a gunshot injury to his abdomen while two other men are suffering from chops to their bodies during an...
N/A Prison escapee recaptured while hiding in boat bow
Days after 28-year-old Budnarine Persaud from Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice (WCB) escaped from the New Amsterdam Prison, police have confirmed that he was...
GFS urges installation of sprinkler systems, smoke detectors
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Guyana renews commitment to closing global forest finance gap
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Civilian sale, possession of tasers is unlawful under Firearms Act – AG Nandlall
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, said that the sale, purchase, and possession of Taser guns by civilians are prohibited under...
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President Dr Irfaan Ali has said Qatar’s success in turning its energy resources into a diversified, industrialised economy offers valuable lessons for Guyana.
Speaking during...
MoH rejects claims that CORTEX was designed to collect doctors’ banking information
The Ministry of Health on Wednesday clarified recent statements made by Member of Parliament (MP) Ganesh Mahipaul concerning CORTEX, which are based on unverified...
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Natural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat has posited that Bamboo has been introduced as part of efforts to reclaim old mining lands, as the Government...
3 drivers face $105,000 fines, $100,000 bail over traffic offences
Three Essequibo Coast men were brought before the Anna Regina Magistrate’s Court earlier this month on various traffic-related charges arising from separate incidents. Prakash...
