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Jagdeo, Granger make some progress on appointing new GECOM Chairman
Bharrat Jagdeo briefing reporters outside the Ministry of the Presidency. Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo Thursday afternoon emerged from what he...
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Drug treatment court to be established; Twelve Tribes Rasta group opposes immediate marijuana legalisation
Public Health Minister Volda Lawrence and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo. Even as the Twelve Tribes of Israel Rastafarian group urged...
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House lot applicants have to wait another year -Ferguson
Attendees at a government outreach at Golden Grove, East Coast Demerara East Coast Demerara residents would have to wait until...
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Striking Aurora Gold Mines workers being flown out, company suspends production
The Cuyuni-based Aurora Gold Mines (AGM) is Wednesday expected to begin flying out striking workers and non-essential personnel to Georgetown...
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Industrial unrest at Aurora Gold Mines
FLASHBACK: Administration Manager at Aurora Gold Mines, Peter Benny speaking with workers on labour relations shortly after speaking with the...
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Ganja penalty at centre of fresh political controversy; gov’t says possession still illegal
Packets of marijuana Government on Tuesday appeared to have back-pedaled from its position hours earlier that persons caught with small...
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Obituary: From selling coconut shell brooches in Guyana to CEO of East Africa’s biggest mobile phone network
Reproduced from the Star Bob Collymore Born in 1958, Bob Collymore was a Guyanese-born British businessman and the immediate past...
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Guyana-born CEO of East Africa’s biggest mobile telecoms network dies
Reproduced from Quartz Africa Bob Collymore, the Guyanese-born British businessman who oversaw the expansion of Kenyan telecoms firm Safaricom into...
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Jamaica-born is Church of England’s first black female bishop
Reverend Rose Hudson-Wilkin The Reverend Dr Rose Hudson-Wilkin, chaplain to the speaker of the House of Commons, has been named...
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Taxi driver accused of drunken driving dies in police lockups
An Essequibo Coast taxi driver, who was arrested on two counts of alleged drunken driving, was early Monday morning found...
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