Commercial banks might have to insure deposits; no place for “dirty money”
President David Granger addressing the opening ceremony of Demerara Bank;s new Head Office and Corporate Banking Branch.Commercial banks in Guyana...
Woman who jumped off Kaieteur Falls confirmed dead
Roshinee Pagwah posing at the Kaieteur Falls moments before she jumped over to her death (News Source photo)The 21-year old...
Millers receive over $660M for rice supplied
Farmers countrywide are to benefit from more than GYD$660M that has been paid to rice millers by the Guyana Rice...
Scout Association gets 10 times higher govt grant
President David Granger taking the Scout Oath at the Association's Woolford Avenue Headquarters (Ministry of the Presidency photo)The Scout Association...
Another woman jumps over Kaieteur Falls
Another young woman jumped off the Kaieteur Falls Saturday morning, two months after a woman committed suicde by the same...
Govt intervenes in dispute at Ogle Airport
Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson meeting with top officials of Ogle Airport Inc. at his Wight's Lane office.The Guyana...
Long-serving Guyanese pilot succumbs to cancer
Captain Alvin ClarkeVeteran Guyanese pilot, Captain Alvin Clarke succumbed early Saturday morning to cancer, plunging the aviation sector into grief...
Veteran Guyanese journalist dies suddenly
Rashid Osman (Guyana Chronicle photo)Veteran Guyanese journalist, Rashid Osman, died suddenly early Saturday morning. He was 78 years old. Up...
Caricom, US to sign five-year multi-million dollar pact to fight youth violence, HIV/AIDS
Guyana is among several Caribbean Community (Caricom) member nations that will benefit from a five-year agreement to fight violence among...
Man caught swallowing cocaine in hotel fined, jailed
The man, who was caught swallowing cocaine, at an East Coast Demerara hotel was Friday fined and jailed, but a...
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