Blackberry thief caught on BBM date
A woman, who stole her friend’s Blackberry and was caught when she accepted a BBM date with another of the ...
Text message triggers husband’s assault
A man, who assaulted his wife after she read a text message he had received from another woman, was fined ...
US-bound cocaine-in-ochroes intercepted
Two persons were Monday arrested in connection with the discovery of a quantity of cocaine in a shipment of ochros ...
APNU sees no political risk in opposing Amaila project
(L-R) APNU's Carl Greenidge, David Granger, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine and Joseph Harmon.Leader of the Opposition David Granger has indicated that ...
New York group seeks to help people outside Guyana
West Indians Serving Humanity President Safraz Deen (second from l.) is joined by Miss Guyana World 2012 Arti Cameron (second ...
Body of missing man recovered from city canal
The partly submerged body of Jules Walker when it was spotted on Saturday.The body of a 33-year old man was ...
CPDC mission to educate artisans, domestics on CSME Free Movement ‘could prevent exploitation, illegal movement’
CPDC Executive Director Shantal Munro-Knight.The regional umbrella body of non-governmental organizations, the Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC), has launched a ...
Sithe Global pulled out of Amaila because of high political risk- Greenidge
The opposition A Partnership of National Unity (APNU) on Sunday said the United States (US) firm, Sithe Global, pulled out ...
APNU’s position on Amaila project unchanged – Granger
Artist's rendering of the proposed Amaila Falls facilityPresident Donald Ramotar’s Sunday appeal to Opposition Leader David Granger for the APNU’s ...
Ramotar lobbying Granger for Amaila hydro project support
President Donald Ramotar was Sunday engaged in last ditch efforts with Opposition Leader, David Granger to rescue the Amaila Falls ...
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