“Rambo” fined $5000, two months community service for drug possession
In a recent hearing at the Cove and John Magistrate's Court, 52-year-old Ramesh Ramlakhan, also known as "Rambo," pleaded guilty to the charge of...
Ganja, knives, condoms and needles found during school searches
The Police in Regional Division 4C in collaboration with the Ministry of Education’s Schools Welfare Department and teachers, on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, commenced...
Pilot accused of trafficking persons professes innocence
Pilot and businessman, Orlando Charles, who is accused of trafficking 16 persons, is professing his innocence. He claims that the purported victims were coerced...
Uncle fatally stabs niece’s fiancé
Police are investigating the murder committed on Shivram Mohabir, called Vickash, a 23-year-old mechanic of Lot 40 Triumph Side Line Dam, East Coast Demerara...
Pilot to be charged with 16 counts of Trafficking in Persons
Orlando Charles, a 45-year-old Pilot and Businessman of Lot 45 Middle Street, Georgetown, is to be charged by ranks of the Guyana Police Force's...
Stop playing political games and let us grieve in peace – Sister of Mahdia...
A young woman who lost her sister in that deadly Mahdia school dorm fire, has expressed frustrations, over what she says are attempts to...
MAHDIA TRAGEDY: 15-Y-O girl remanded for murder of 19 children
A fifteen-year-old old girl was moments ago remanded to the Juvenile Holding Centre for the murder of 19 children who died in the recent...
DPP recommends 19 murder charges for teen suspect in Mahdia dorm fire
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Shalimar Ali-Hack, SC has advised the Guyana Police Force to institute 19 murder charges against the teenager who...
Mahdia Fire Update: DNA results received; all bodies positively identified
See statement from the Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony:
At 12.30 PM today, the Government of Guyana (GOG) obtained the DNA results matching the...
MAHDIA TRAGEDY: Building was grilled to prevent students from escaping at nights- Dorm Mistress
By Steven Vickerie
There is a well known Guyanese adage that says, "There is more to the mortar than the pestle." That proverb runs painstakingly...
