Corentyne man wanted for Anglican priest’s killing
Orlando Richards A 21-year old man of Corentyne, Berbice is wanted for the killing of Anglican priest, George Chuck-a-Sang late...
Only Guyanese, Surinamese can cross with ferry from Sunday
The Motor Barge, Sandaka. The Guyana-Suriname Ferry service will resume operations this Sunday but only nationals of these two countries...
Father of one of the Mazaruni Prison escapees accused of harbouring, supporting them
The items that police say they retrieved from an alleyway behind Ralph Jones residence. The father of one of the...
Gasoline, diesel prices to drop with cut in excise tax
The Guyana government Wednesday night announced that the prices of gasoline and diesel were now expected to reduce as a...
Former Environmental Chief, ExxonMobil differ on legality of flaring
Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency , Dr. Vincent Adams. Former Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),...
Guyana asks US for help in locating boat with decomposed bodies
An extract from a navigation chart showing the areas searched so far. (MARAD picture) Guyana on Wednesday asked the United...
Guyana’s COVID death toll now 189
The COVID death toll in Guyana has climbed to 189 with the death of a 69-year old woman from region...
Seven charged with stoking racism
The headquarters of the Ethnic Relations Commission located at Peter Rose and Anira Streets, Queenstown, Georgetown. The Ethnic Relations Commission,...
Trio on bail for guns, ammo seized from Port Mourant house
The guns and ammunition that police say they seized from a house at Port Mourant, Corentyne. Three men were Tuesday ...
Boat with decomposed bodies possibly sank, likely drifted from Africa
Director-General of the Maritime Administration, Stephen Thomas; Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn, Public Works Minister Robeson Benn and Director of...
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