Guyana-born World Bank Director dies
Laurence Clarke being interviewed in South Sudan in 2011World Bank Economist Laurence Clarke died in Mozambique after a battle with ...
Ganga Persaud refuses to attend House sittings
Former Minister of Local Govt Minister Ganga PersaudGanga Persaud, who recently resigned as Local Government Minister, has refused to attend ...
GECOM not ready for Local Govt elections in August- PPP
PPP General Secretary Clement RoheeThe Peoples Progressive Party's (PPP) General Secertary , Clement Rohee on Monday saId that while his ...
LEAD will not advocate constitutional reform or violate Guyana’s sovereignty
US Ambassador Brent HardtUnited States Ambassador, Brent Hardt on Sunday rejected government’s claim that the US$1.2 million Leadership and Democracy ...
Three injured in Soesdyke Highway accident
The badly damaged car (Citizen Reporter photo)Three persons were injured in an between a car and a ‘bush truck’ on ...
Fire fighters await promotions after exams…. Chief says it’s not automatic
Guyana Fire Service HeadquartersFire Chief, Marlon Gentle on Sunday said that although several fire fighters late last year passed examinations ...
Updated: Labourer arrested for murder of female Soesdyke taxi driver
A sandpit labourer was Sunday night arrested and believed to be the prime suspect in the killing of a female ...
$349M Hope Canal bridge commissioned
President Donald Ramotar leads the procession up the Hope Canal BridgeThe East Demerara Water Conservancy’s (EDWC), Hope Canal Project will ...
First Rupununi Music, Arts Festival a big success
A section of the audience at the Rupununi Music and Arts Festival being entertainedThe three-day Rupununi Music and Arts Festival ...
Opposition making light of CFTAF’s decision to waive immediate sanction against Guyana-President
President Donald RamotarThe Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) plenary members on Friday accepted the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force’s (CFATF) ...
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