Guyana favours UN Good Officer Process; open-minded on options to settling border controversy with Venezuela
President David Granger says Guyana will be reviewing the United Nations (UN) Good Officer Process rather, even as the former ...
Updated: Three top Region Nine officers sent on leave
Claire Singhby Zena Henry Three top officials of Region Nine (Upper Takatu-Upper Essequibo) were sent on leave by the new ...
Britain offers to help tighten Guyana’s financial crimes law
Left to Right: British High Commissioner, Mr. Greg Quinn; the Programme Manager for the Caribbean Criminal Asset Recovery Programme (CCARP), ...
AC technicians at CJI Airport, passenger charged with coke-in-rum offence
Chris Douglas and Lorrick WilliamsTwo air conditioning technicians, contracted to work at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, and a passenger ...
GUY$325 million spent on Rodney Commission of Inquiry; State media reporter paid US$7,000 per month to cover hearings
Chairman of the Commission of Inquiry Sir Richard Cheltenham (centre) flanked by Commissioners Seenath Jairam SC of Trinidad and Tobago ...
Electricity shutdown in Demerara and Berbice linked to explosions in Sophia
The Guyana Power and Light said there was a shutdown in the Demerara and Berbice grids following loud explosions aback ...
APNU+AFC submits MPs list; GECOM to decide on publishing results minus PPPC’s MPs
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) will decide on Tuesday whether it will publish the results of Elections 2015 without the ...
GuySuCo averts closure, receives US $2.7M from unpaid sugar sales
by Zena Henry The Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) has been able to avert what seemed to be total shut down ...
Minister calls neglect of drainage system criminal, says City to drain in 48 hrs minus rainfall
City Mayor Hamilton Green (left) and Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson accompanied by senior technical officials at a media ...
Several Public Schools to remain closed on June 2
(Georgetown, June 1, 2015) The Ministry of Education wishes to advise parents and guardians that some schools will remain closed ...
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