Robert Benn, a contractor, who was charged with fatally shooting a man and who was attempting to turn his vehicle around using his bridge was brought before High Court Judge Navindra Singh on Tuesday, November 03, 2020. Benn was indicted on two charges by State Prosecutors Tuanna Hardy and Tyra Bakker. He was charged with the August 23, 2016 murder ...
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Farmer, who allegedly stole police force handgun, on bail
A farmer of Springlands, Corriverton, Berbice, who allegedly stole a handgun and ammunition belonging to the Guyana Police Force, has been granted bail. He is 26-year old Symeon “Burn Hand” Lynch of Hazel Street, Springlands. Police say that on October 28 at Number 76 Village, Springlands, Corriverton, Berbice, he robbed Shibike Calder and Anette Mckenzie of: one Samsung A20 cellphone ...
Read More »GYD$3 million reward for arrest of killers of Henry cousins, Haresh Singh
The Guyana Police Force on Tuesday issued a GYD$3 million reward for any information leading to the arrest of the killers of Isaiah and Joel Henry, and Haresh Singh in early October. “As such, the GPF hereby announces that a reward in the sum of G$3,000,000.00 is being offered to any person or persons who can provide information leading to ...
Read More »US approves possible sale of four helicopters to Guyana….supports American “foreign policy and national security”
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible sale of two Bell 412EPi and two Bell 429 helicopters to Guyana for an estimated US$256 million, the Defence Post reported on Saturday. While the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is expected to be involved in processing some paperwork at a later stage, that agency’s Director-General, Retired Lt. Col. Egbert Field said ...
Read More »Neesa Goopaul’s killers complain of severe sentence, prejudicial evidence in effort to quash murder conviction
Bibi Goopaul, who along with her former lover, Jarvis Small were sentenced to 102- and 96-years’ imprisonment respectively for the 2010 murder of her 16-year-old daughter Ms Neesa Gopaul, on Friday asked the Court of Appeal to quash their conviction. Hearing the case were Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards and Justices of Appeal Dawn Gregory and Rishi Persaud. ...
Read More »Guyana a low-cost oil supplier, as world still needs almost 50 percent oil and gas energy – Hess
Hess Corporation, one of the co-venturers in the Stabroek Block, is keeping its eyes on Guyana as a low-cost supplier of oil, saying that global projections show that the world needs just under 50 percent oil and gas in an energy mix up to another 30 years by when the cost of renewable energy is expected to fall. Chief Executive ...
Read More »Contract extended for ultra-deepwater drillship offshore Guyana
Noble Corporation plc’s ultra-deepwater drillship Noble Tom Madden has received about 6.5 years of additional contract term under the commercial enabling agreement (CEA) with ExxonMobil for work offshore Guyana, Mercopress reported Wednesday.Ulr The Noble Tom Madden was previously contracted until mid-February 2024, and the additional term will extend the rig contract to mid-August 2030. According to the company, the rig ...
Read More »National Assembly Clerk to seek legal advice on Minister Waldron’s citizenship renunciation
The Clerk of the National Assembly, Sherlock Isaacs on Wednesday said he would be seeking legal advice on Tourism, Industry and Commerce Minister Oneidge Waldron’s renunciation of her American citizenship. “I am going to seek legal advice and I don’t want to make any statement and I am not certain,” he told News-Talk Radio Guyana 103.1 FM/Demerara Waves Online News. ...
Read More »Son of The Citizenship Initiative’s former presidential candidate commits suicide
The 15-year old son of former presidential candidate of The Citizenship Initiative (TCI) presidential candidate and well-known teacher, Rondha-Ann Lam earlier Wednesday shot himself to death at their residence at Triumph, East Coast Demerara. Crime scene detectives said a suspected gunshot wound was seen to the left side temple and an exit wound to the right side head while the ...
Read More »President’s swearing in of Regional Chairmen doesn’t open doors for political dialogue with opposition
The swearing in of 10 Regional Council Chairmen and Vice Chairmen-including those from the opposition- before President Irfaan Ali do not set the stage for political dialogue with the opposition, he said Monday. The President drew a distinction between his role in swearing in the Regional Chairmen and Vice Chairmen, and political dialogue on a new governance model that his ...
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