President David Granger: A Psychological Fox Emerges
The citizens of Guyana have endured a long a bitter undemocratic rule (1968-1992) under the People’s National Congress. Economic and social decay pervaded the...
Govt to determine Top Cop’s fate
… when he returns from 'special leave'
President David Granger on Wednesday told media operatives that when Top Cop, Seelall Persaud returns from his leave...
GPL rolls out multi-billion-dollar network for East Coast villages
The Guyana Power and Light Incorporated (GPL) has started the rollout of a multi-billion-dollar upgrade to the electricity distribution network for villages on the...
T&T police probe pregnancy of girl, 12
(Trinidad Guardian) A teenager and two young men are expected to be questioned by police about the pregnancy of a 12-year-old schoolgirl.
The Child Protection...
Guyana’s application for EITI candidature approved
The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Board, currently meeting in Manila, Philippines, decided to approve Guyana’s application to join the EITI.
This is momentous as...
Streak urges more elite cricket for Zimbabwe
It has become a refrain in Zimbabwe cricket circles that the national side needs to play more cricket in order to improve. After their...
LETTER: Democracy is on a death spiral under Granger’s leadership
Dear Editor,
President David Granger has built a reputation of being unable to play a fair game. He can’t be trusted. And he is unfit...
Dominican PM “pissed off” at comments
(BARBADOS TODAY) A deeply disturbed prime minister Roosevelt Skerrit on Friday said he was really upset with certain elements in the country who, in...
Wife allegedly douses husband with kero, sets house alight
A father of two is now terribly distressed after he was allegedly awoken during the wee hours of Tuesday morning to his wife drenching...
IDB builds local audit capacity ahead of oil money
...says transparency and accountability are required now more than ever
The independence and capacity of the Auditor General’s Office is one of the priority areas...