New York-based Guyanese businessman charged with exporting gold
A New York-based Guyanese businessman has been placed on GY$600,000 bail on a charge of exporting gold without a licence, ...
GTU considers options to prevent removal of teachers from paysheets, sustain pressure for increased salaries
More than 800 teachers Tuesday night mulled options to ensure their names are not taken off paysheets and were told ...
Health ministry launches GY$1.8 billion eye care programme
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony (seated) and Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai presents a voucher to a woman at ...
Mohameds gold dealer’s licence to be pulled in wake of U.S. sanctions
The Guyana Gold Board (GGB) is finalising preparations to revoke the Mohameds gold dealership license, following the United States' imposition ...
Opposition, Bank of Guyana nominees to oil fund’s Investment Committee approved months later
City businessman Terrence Campbell The nominees by the Opposition Leader and the Bank of Guyana on the Investment Committee of ...
Construction worker admits to stealing from church, hid music box opposite cemetery
A construction worker, who lives in Bartica, has confessed to stealing beverages and one music box from the Good News ...
Police checking if parent shot child
Police on Sunday said they tested the hands of a mother and father after their six-year-old girl was shot to ...
Sales assistant arrested for allegedly killing vagrant for failing to locate drug-addicted brother
A sales assistant, who is employed by a well-known business entity on Sunday remained in police custody after he allegedly ...
Venezuelan burns gold miner during argument over a female
Guyanese police on Sunday said they were looking for a Venezuelan man who allegedly attempted to murder a Guyanese miner ...
OPINION: Red Thread has it wrong again
By Dr Randy Persaud, Professor Emeritus You might think that Red Thread, with so many intellectuals on its roster, would ...
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