Time for capital towns; self-financed, business-oriented municipalities- Granger
President David Granger addressing the 126th Annual General Meeting of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Five days after ...
Guyana’s rice possibly going to Venezuela via Suriname
Although Venezuela has stopped buying rice from Guyana, government here believes that rice producers in Berbice are shuttling supplies across ...
Volda Lawrence should apologize – Jagdeo
Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo Leader of the Opposition Bharrat Jagdeo is not too keen on supporting a call for ...
No public sector wage negotiations before Commission of Inquiry reports
President David Granger on Thursday ruled out the commencement of wage and salary negotiations with trade unions before the conclusion ...
Prisoners told ‘nothing ain’t concern you’ before fires lit
Collis Collison An inmate whose name has been repeatedly mentioned at the Camp Street Prison riot Commission of Inquiry (CoI) ...
Govt leaves options open for purchasing from company owned by alleged money launderer
Even as a Guyanese businessman awaits trial in the United States for alleged money laundering, the Guyana government on Thursday ...
Govt not ruling out buying aircraft as charter cost soars
The Guyana government has been told that it should consider buying its own fleet of aircraft because it is too ...
Store owner shoots burglar
A suspected burglar was Wednesday night shot to his buttocks in a store on Charlotte Street, Georgetown. He has been ...
Wanted man shot dead, body found in Le Repentir Cemetery
A man wanted for murder and implicated in several other offences was Thursday morning found dead in the Le Repentir ...
Elderly Corentyne farmer found dead with wounds to head
The body of a badly injured farmer was Tuesday night discovered in a hammock at his Crabwood Creek, Corentyne residence. ...
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