Guyana gets a “breather” from FATF
President Donald Ramotar Guyana has escaped further international sanctions for the time being in light of its failure to pass ...
Venezuelan soldiers harass Guyanese
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) is probing an alleged altercation between Venezuelan soldiers and a number of Guyanese civilians in ...
Dynamic Airways leaves passengers stranded in US
Faces of Dynamic Airways: Tom Johnson of the US-based Dynamic Airways and Roraima Airways' CEO, Gerry GouveiaMore than 100 passengers ...
Rodney Inquiry: Gerry Gouveia believes he transported Gregory Smith to Kwakwani
Captain Gerry Gouveia on the stand at the Walter Rodney Commission of InquiryFormer Guyana Defence Force (GDF) pilot, Captain Gerry ...
US setting up DEA office in Guyana to go after drug lords
President Donald Ramotar and US Ambassador, Brent Hardt.The United States (US) is to set up an office of the Drug ...
APNU to discuss AFC’s no-confidence motion idea
Dr. Rupert RoopnaraineThe opposition coalition A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) will next week discuss whether to back the Alliance ...
Security force member accused of sexually molesting daughters
A member of the security forces, who allegedly had repeated sexual intercourse with his teenage daughters in exchange for money, ...
Presidential Office staffer charged with stealing cash from landlord’s shop
Azeem KhanA Personal Assistant to the Head of the Presidential Secretariat was Monday granted bail on a charge of allegedly ...
President lashes back at diplomats’ calls for local govt elections
President Donald Ramotar on Wednesday reacted sharply to calls by the diplomatic community for him to call long-overdue local government ...
Ramotar ready for opposition no-confidence vote
President Donald Ramotar addressing the Annual General Meeting of the Private Sector CommissionPresident Donald Ramotar on Wednesday vowed that he ...
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