Updated: Two dead, three rescued following boat collision
Two persons were killed and three others rescued following a boat collision on the Upper Demerara River, police said. Dead ...
Guyanese pushes elderly man onto NY subway tracks
Rudralall Baldeo (New York Post photo)(NEW YORK POST).-Say it ain’t so, Mr. Claus.A drunken homeless man — who cops say ...
Guyana identifies lands for Trinidad’s agri investors
Trinidad and Tobago's Agriculture Minister Devant Maharaj speaking to the media after discussions with Minister of Natural Resources and the ...
Spend gold royalties on environmental repair – Tourism Association
Gold mining in Guyana's interior (Mahdia Gold photo)The Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana (THAG) plans to lobby government to ...
Transparency body weighs in on acting appointments in judiciary
Acting Chief Justice Ian Chang and Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary Carl SinghTransparency Institute of Guyana Inc. (TIGI) is questioning ...
Motorcyclist in critical condition
The motorcycle that Akeem Ali was riding Doctors at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) were Sunday battling to save ...
Suspected robber injured in shootout with policeman
A man who allegedly attempted to rob a couple was shot during an exchange of gunfire with a plain clothes ...
US convicts two Guyanese for multi-million dollar marijuana haul
Two Guyanese nationals have been found guilty in the United States of for a US$14 million marijuana haul in the ...
Soldiers in Rose Hall Town on training
Soldiers are deployed in Rose Hall Town, Corentyne but this is not an anti-crime operation, Chief of Staff Brigadier Mark ...
Donor nations must probe deeper for corruption- Caribbean professor
Executive Director of National Integrity Action of Jamaica (NIAJ) Professor Trevor Munroe. At left is Transparency International's Coordinator for the ...
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