Two charged with Canal #2 wedding house murder
Otto Pitman called 'One Dan' and Oliver Franklyn were today charged with the murder of Natram Persaud at Canal #2 Polder, West Bank Demerara...
Police Corporal granted bail, passenger remanded for trafficking 54 lbs ganja
Days after a serving member of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and a passenger were busted with a quantity of marijuana, they were moments...
Magistrate reopens murder case against Marcus Bisram; insists DPP cannot order the accused be...
Three days after a muder case was discharged against Guyana-born U.S. citizen, Marcus Bisram, Magistrate Renita Singh, based on directives from the Director of...
Brother jailed for destroying sisters’ groceries after reluctance to give him food
"I fly in a passion and destroy the groceries because they did not want to give me food,” were the words of a man...
Hotelier, friend further remanded for conspiring to kill businessman
The owner of Rockies International Hotel and his friend, who are jointly accused of conspiring to kill a businessman, were today further...
Mother of four “trying a thing with ganja” jailed for 4 years
A young mother of four who told the court she decided to traffic a quantity of marijuana to provide for her four children, has...
Guyana’s Supreme Court to live stream proceedings in election recount case
Guyana’s Supreme Court of Judicature, which comprises the High Court and the Court of Appeal has said for the first time it will facilitate...
Questions relating to constitutionality of electoral laws are for an election petition-Chief Justice
Any questions relating to the constitutionality of electoral laws are to be determined by way of an election petition pursuant to Article 163 of...
14-year-old charged with murder of schoolmate
A 14-year-old boy was moments ago charged and remanded to the juvenile holding centre for the murder of another 14-year-old boy.
Court of Appeal affirms Chief Justice’s ruling; residency not a requirement for registration as...
In a unanimous ruling delivered yesterday afternoon, the Court of Appeal affirmed a judgment by Chief Justice Roxane George in which she ruled that...
