Rice stabilization fund coming
President David Granger addressing Parliament on Thursday, January 14, 2016. In the foreground at left is Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo....
NICIL Probe: SOCU hauls in Luncheon for questioning
Former Head of the Presidential Secretariat (HPS) Dr Roger Luncheon is the latest member of the Former People's Progressive Party/Civic...
President, GBA, PSC plug need for modernization of Land, Commercial Registries
A resounding call for the modernization of the manner in which records are kept and business filings are done was...
PPP votes for passage of Credit Reporting Bill
Minister of Business, Dominic Gaskin. After an enlightening debate and a settlement of several concerns, the National Assembly on Thursday...
“Put an end to the unhelpful political discord” – President Granger addresses National Assembly
President David Granger addressing the Parliament of Guyana. President David Granger has urged that politicians put an end to the...
Central High Third Former attempts suicide
A third form student of Central High School attempted suicide this morning after arriving in school. Reports reaching Demerara Waves...
East Street residents reject M&CC ‘paid parking’
Residents of East Street , North Cummingsburg have rejected the implementation of a paid parking system by the Mayor and...
PPP MPs, former PM interrogated by SOCU
Three Parliamentarians of the People's Progressive Party (PPP) and Former Prime Minister Samuel Hinds have been interviewed by the Guyana...
CAL to brand planes with 50th anniversary logo
Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has taken a decision to brand three planes from its fleet of aircraft with Guyana's 50th Independence...
Ramjattan shuns calls for CoI into botched SOCU op; says Coroners Inquest is enough
Vice President and Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan is not in support of calls made by sections of civil society...
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