Opposition walks out from money laundering committee over Ramotar’s “terrorism” remark
Although Alliance For Change (AFC) leader, Khemraj Ramjattan walked out of a parliamentary select committee to protest President Donald Ramotar’s ...
Taxi driver shot during carjacking
A taxi driver, who was shot to his face before his car was hijacked, was Tuesday recuperating at a city ...
GLDA and U.S team conduct veterinary outreach in Region 3
GEORGETOWN – The Guyana Livestock Development Agency (GLDA), in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy’s Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP), conducted a ...
U.S. establishes Youth Action Network in Guyana
Members of the Youth Action Network.GEORGETOWN – The U.S Embassy’s Public Affairs Section has established a Youth Action Network (YAN), ...
Guyana dollar slides for several reasons
There are mixed views about why the Guyana dollar is plummeting- reasons include foreign currency gouging, a drop in the ...
Vote against Amaila Project legislation threatens national consensus – PPP
PPP Central Committee Member and Gov't Minister Irfaan Ali The ruling People’s Progressive Party says the opposition’s vote against the ...
Opposition should use gay rights as vote-getter- political analyst
Director of CADRES, Peter Wickham delivering the findings of a research on Attitudes Towards Homosexuals in Guyana. A Caribbean political ...
GPL disconnects First Federation tenants
First Federation Building.The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) at the weekend disconnected electricity supply from First Federation Building, prompting outcry ...
Top GTU officials must attend court
GTU President Colin Bynoe (left) and General Secretary Coretta Mc Donald.High Court Judge Nareshwar Harnanan on Monday ordered that two ...
Chinese supermarket, pharmacist robbed
A Chinese supermarket was robbed of GUY$3.2 million by two men, one of whom was armed with a shotgun, police ...
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