President refuses to sign one of four Local Govt bills into law
President Donald RamotarPresident Donald Ramotar on Wednesday assented to three of the four Local Government Bills which were passed in ...
More cocaine sweets seized
A North West District vendor might be in for a bitter time as more sweets have tested positive for cocaine, ...
Guyana considering ethanol fuel mix
An East Demerara sugar cane fieldMotorists may soon be powering their vehicles with a 10% fuel blend with emphasis placed ...
Guyana suffered major Internet shutdown; service restored
Thousands of Guyanese were without Internet Service for several hours on Wednesday because the Guyana-Suriname fibre optic submarine cable was ...
Man’s body found in gutter
The body of a 42-year old epileptic man was found in a gutter near the Ruimveldt Police Station early Wednesday ...
LIAT, pilots union to meet Wednesday
LIAT says it has held discussions with the pilots’ trade union LIALPA following the industrial action Tueasday which left several ...
Three reporters resign from pro-govt Guyana Times
Three reporters resigned from Guyana Times/Evening News on Tuesday, saying they would no longer be forced to read 'reports' about ...
Cliff Anderson Sports Hall also an abbatoir
The chevon after the goats were slaughteredSeveral goats were slaughtered at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Homestretch Avenue, causing several ...
Cocaine ‘sweets’ sicken North West children
Three children from White Water , North West District were sickened by eating cocaine-stuffed sweets, according to well-placed sources. Authorities ...
Long-serving scouts awarded at 104th Anniversary celebrations
Several of the awardees at the 104th Anniversary celebrationsThe Scout Association of Guyana (SAG) over the weekend held a series ...
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