Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 22:07 by Denis Chabrol The number of backlogged cases in the High Court and Court of Appeal has been halved to at most 5,000, Chief Justice, Roxane George-Wiltshire said. “Definitely not 10,000 cases. We have in the system about 4,500, maximum 5,000 cases. When I say maximum, I’m including divorces, civil trial ...
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Police Inspector killed, three others injured in accident
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 22:29 by Denis Chabrol Guyana Police Force Inspector, Ian Welch was Tuesday killed and three other policemen sustained injuries when the patrol vehicle they were travelling turned over twice at Lethem, Rupununi, an official said. Welch, who was seated in the right front seat, sustained severe head injury. He was pronounced dead on ...
Read More »Two charged with murder of America Street money-changer
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 17:04 by Denis Chabrol Two men were Tuesday charged with the murder of America Street money-changer Shawn “Fabulous” Nurse. Those charged are 24-year old Kerwin Cordel “Buffy” DosSantos of East La Penitence Squatting Area and 24-year old George “Gregory” Hope of HUU Freeman Street, East La Penitence. Police said they murdered Nurse ...
Read More »Prime Minister Nagamootoo recovering from heart bypass surgery- family
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 16:46 by Denis Chabrol Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo underwent heart bypass surgery Tuesday and is recovering, his wife, Sita, said. “We would like to thank everyone for your prayers and would also like to inform you that our dad ( Prime Minister Nagamootoo) is out of surgery and is in recovery. Surgery was ...
Read More »Husband arrested for attempted murder of wife
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 12:10 by Denis Chabrol A man has been arrested for allegedly attempting to murder his wife who has been hospitalised in a “serious condition” with multiple stab wounds. She is 23-year old Shenella Marks who lived with her husband at Westbury, Essequibo Coast up to one month ago. Police said the housewife was ...
Read More »City Hall’s actions on playground bad for local, general elections- Councillor warns
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 11:39 by Denis Chabrol As several grave questions remain unanswered about the City administration’s plans to use a playground in the upscale Bel Air Park to build town houses for top city officials, a vocal A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Councillor, Alfred Mentore is warning about the political implications ahead of local ...
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