BREAKING: GECOM agrees to house-to-house verification of 20,000 registrants
Opposition Elections Commissioner, Robeson Benn briefing the media with a copy of the statistics of duplicate registrants. The Guyana Elections...
Policemen arrested for allegedly burning boy
Two police constables are in custody for allegedly causing injuries to a 17-year-old boy at West Demerara, Police Commissioner Leslie...
Police Force athletics coach stabbed to death
An athletics coach and rural constable attached to the Police Sports Club was found dead with several stab wounds at...
Fire destroys house occupied by 11 persons
The burning house at Lot 1 Graham Street, Plaisance, East Coast Demerara. Fire Monday morning destroyed a house that was...
Nine charges for gyrating conductor aboard open-door moving minibus, driver
Bus conductor Jermaine Waldron Police slapped a total of nine charges on a minibus driver and conductor after a video...
No procurement violation for “trial” sale, quality testing of Guyana’s first 3 million barrels of oil
Head of the Department of Energy, Dr. Mark Bynoe and Crude Marketing Specialist, Virginia Markouizue. The Ministry of the Presidency's...
Traffic Chief suggests possible banning of minibuses
The Guyana Police Force’s Traffic Chief, Linden Isles has floated the idea of possibly banning the importation of reconditioned minibuses...
Suriname eyes Cuba, Barbados rice markets
Earlier this month, Minister Rabin Parmessar conducted follow-up talks about exports to Barbados. (Photo: LVV) Suriname’s Agriculture Minister, Rabin Parmessar...
Foreign Ministry wary of Venezuela’s possible arm-twisting in G-77
There are fears in some quarters of Guyana's Foreign Ministry that Venezuela may seek to obstruct Guyana from raising the...
Tullow may decide within one year fate of Guyana oil discoveries
Tullow Guyana Country Manager, Joachim Vogt The United Kingdom-headquartered oil company, Tullow Oil, may take another year before it actually...
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