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New York-bound man held with cocaine-in-fried rice – CANU
The bowl of fried rice, with cocaine, that CANU said Esmond Anderson was attempting to smuggle to New York. A ...
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East Coast wind-solar farm electricity project to start this year
Johan Sydow A more than 2o-year-old idea to generate electricity from wind for consumption by Guyanese could this year move...
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Amaila Falls hydropower project to be built, operated under tight rules- Brassington
Winston Brassington The US$700-million dollar Amaila Falls hydropower station is to be built and operated under strict contractual and regulatory...
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Seamen feared dead after trawler sinks at sea
Harold Damon At least three seamen are feared dead after the trawler they were working on went down in the...
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Guyanese-Trinidadian joint venture focussing on agriculture exports
RAMPS Logistics Vice President of Regional Initiatives, Rudy Rampersad (left) and CEO of GK Logistics Gerry Gouveia Snr. holding their...
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Man fatally shoots son-in-law
Police were Saturday searching for a 44-year old man who allegedly shot dead his 25-year old son-in-law in East La...
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Frontera investing over US$100 million in further Corentyne Block oil exploration
JOINT VENTURE ANNOUNCES DISCOVERY AT KAWA-1 WELL, OFFSHORE GUYANA (CNW Group/Frontera Energy Corporation) The Canadian company, Frontera, the major partner...
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Gas-to-shore project won’t immediately produce value-added products
The gas to shore pipeline along the West Bank Demerara to Wales. The more than US$1 billion gas-to-shore project would...
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AFC wary of govt selling crude directly but Natural Resources Minister says nothing to fear
The opposition Alliance For Change (AFC) and the Guyana government have disagreed over whether the administration should sell its share...
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New fuel exporters should form renewable energy fund
Barbados' Prime Minister Mia Motty and President Irfaan Ali Barbados’ Prime Minister, Mia Mottley, on Tuesday proposed that new fossil...
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