Ramps, Exxon employees charged over allegedly inflating invoice to GRA
Two employees from Ramps Logistics and ExxonMobil Guyana were charged in the Magistrate’s Court today for their alleged involvement in false declarations concerning oil-well...
Suspected bandit shot dead hours after robbing couple
A 19-year-old suspected bandit was gunned down around 05:45 hrs this morning during a confrontation with the police at his Lot 808 Zeelugt New...
$53M La Parfaite Harmonie Police Station to open within a month
The more than 20,000 residents of La Parfaite Harmonie can now feel a sense of security with the expected opening of a...
Concerns Over Quality Produce Spur Training For Farmers
Some farmers are guilty of being negligent when it comes to the way they harvest, store and transport produce. In fact these have been...
Pastry Bus driver died of hemorrhage, shock due to gunshot injuries – PM
Pastry salesman, Shawn Albert, 39, of Diamond, East Bank Demerara died from hemorrhage and shock due to gunshot injuries he sustained from a robber...
Trucks banned from parking on Ruimveldt reserves
The government has implemented a ban on trucks parking in Ruimveldt reserves, following the removal of 11 sand trucks parked illegally at the Industrial...
All work for Guyana’s oil supply chain to move from TT by 2022-Routledge
President of ExxonMobil Guyana, Alistair Routledge disclosed today that virtually all of the work supporting the nation’s oil industry in Trinidad and Tobago will...
Wait at least five days before rushing to get COVID-19 test for Omicron- Health...
Following disclosures that Guyana has recorded approximately 1300 COVID-19 cases in 48 hours, Health Minister, Dr. Frank Anthony said citizens have been rushing to...
At least 60 days needed for public consultations on key decisions in natural resources...
To ensure that Guyanese have ample time to review, critique and voice their apprehensions on key documents and matters concerning the country's natural resources,...
Gov’t plans to spend $88.9M to train, reform 1,400 prisoners in 2022
The Government of Guyana has earmarked a sum of $88.9M to train prison inmates in areas such as anger management, literacy and numeracy, tailoring,...
