Guyanese minibus driver shot dead in the US
A popular Guyanese minibus driver, Phillip "Stoutie" Amsterdam, has been shot dead in the United States , according to well-placed ...
Labour Exchange to help tackle unemployment
Junior Minister of Social Protection, Simona Broomes.Efforts are being made to update and expand the operations of the Central Recruitment ...
President Granger thanks GDF for service to the Nation
President Granger serving lunch at Base Camp Ayangana Friday, December 18, 2015.President David Granger Friday thanked the members of the ...
US awards Guyanese scholar in Caribbean security
Caribbean security scholar Dr. Ivelaw Lloyd Griffithd and Admiral Vidal Francisco Soberón Sanz, Secretary of the Navy of Mexico receive ...
Computer malware damage important govt data; Guyanese warned
The Guyana National Computer Incident Response Team (GNCIRT) wishes to alert the general public of the sudden surge in ransomware ...
GAWU proposes retroactive pay-hike
GAWU President, Komal Chand.President of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU), Komal Chand says his union is willing ...
No GYD$50,000 bonus for sugar workers- Finance Minister
Finance Minister Winston Jordan says that the government will not be able to pay sugar workers a GYD$50,000 bonus as ...
Two burnt to death; four seriously injured in collision
Curious persons looking at the burnt bodies inside the mangled BMW convertible car on the Bath Settlement Public RoadA Canada-based ...
Abuse of human rights likely in “vague” anti-terrorism law, GHRA warns
The Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) Wednesday night slammed government for seeking to rush anti-terrorism legislation through the National Assembly ...
Private Sector piles criticism on govt over failure to consult on financial crimes, anti-terrorism laws
The headquarters of the Private Sector Commission, Waterloo Street, GeorgetownPressure is intensifying on the Guyana government over its failure to ...
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