President never called opposition terrorists, no apology necessary – Dr. Luncheon
A partial screen capture of President Donald Ramotar's statement as issued by the Government Information Agency.Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon ...
LIAT implements fixes to alleviate flight delays and cancellations
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, July 24, 2013 – Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of LIAT Mr. Ian Brunton says the company is ...
Opposition boycotts financial crimes law committee until Ramotar withdraws “terrorism” comment
The combined opposition has decided to boycott a parliamentary select committee that is examining proposed changes to the financial crimes ...
Decomposed baby found in septic tank
A group of persons gathered outside the yard where the decomposed body of the baby was found in a septic ...
Amaila Falls Hydro will be insufficient- Greenidge, PSC
Opposition legislator, Carl Greenidge is questioning the feasibility of investing US$840 million in a hydropower plant that he says will ...
Amaila Access Road: US$12M spent, 67 percent completed
A completed part of the Amaila Falls Access Road.The government says some US$12M (GUY$2.4B) has already been spent on the ...
Matthew’s Ridge air crash: ASL awaiting compensation claims
Air Services Limited (ASL) on Tuesday said compensation for injuries and losses could be processed only if passengers submit claims ...
Opposition walks out from money laundering committee over Ramotar’s “terrorism” remark
Although Alliance For Change (AFC) leader, Khemraj Ramjattan walked out of a parliamentary select committee to protest President Donald Ramotar’s ...
Taxi driver shot during carjacking
A taxi driver, who was shot to his face before his car was hijacked, was Tuesday recuperating at a city ...
GLDA and U.S team conduct veterinary outreach in Region 3
GEORGETOWN – The Guyana Livestock Development Agency (GLDA), in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy’s Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP), conducted a ...
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