‘Spoil child’ cousin gunned down in Linden in suspected revenge plot
In what is suspected to be an act of revenge, the cousin of a Linden gang leader was gunned down and his girlfriend wounded...
The CoI Cannot Do The President’s Job
Dear Editor,
The President of Guyana abdicated his responsibility when he said he would take no administrative or executive action against Ministers Edghill and Indar...
Crane businessman remanded for trafficking over 4kg of marijuana
A Crane, West Coast Demerara (WCD) businessman was today remanded to prison for trafficking over 4 kilograms of marijuana.
47-year-old Rayan Joseph, also known as...
Engineering firm looking for partners to advance role in Suriname and Guyana’s energy industry
Elgawa Guyana Inc has unveiled its ambitious plans to contribute to the growth and sustainability of the oil and gas sector in both Suriname...
190 homes in Hururu receive solar panels
Some 190 households in Hururu, Region Ten and its satellite villages on Friday received solar panels for improved electricity access under the government’s Solar...
Sewage plumber jailed 12 years for 2007 rape of 4-year-old girl
Twelve years after he raped a four-year-old girl, Dwayne Hamilton, now 28, was this morning sentenced to 12 years' imprisonment for the crime by...
Over 1200 residents to benefit from new Culvert City water well
A new potable water well was recently drilled in the community of Culvert City, Region Nine (Upper Takutu/Upper Essequibo). Over 1200 residents within the...
Almost fatal electrocution on Regent Street, other similar cases under probe- Labour Minister
The Ministry of Labour, in conjunction with the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) company has established a technical committee to investigate incidents of industrial...
May 2021 rainfall second highest in 40 years – PM
Last month’s rainfall is the second highest recorded in the last four decades, says Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips. He made this revelation...
New Mackenzie/Wismar Bridge on schedule, 83.5 per cent complete
Works on the US$35 million Mackenzie/Wismar Bridge are advancing swiftly and remain well ahead of schedule. According to a report provided by the Ministry...
