Man succumbs more than a month after being struck down by alleged speeding car
More than a month after he was allegedly struck down by the son of Guyanese Critic, 49-year-old Leonard Singh, yesterday succumbed to his injuries.
The...
Gov’t. places temporary restriction on Romain Lettuce following breakout of E. Coli in US
The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) has placed a temporary restriction on the importation of Romaine Lettuce.
The Institute said that it will...
Guyana’s oil account receives US$128.1M in royalties, profit oil for July
Guyana's Natural Resource Fund (NRF) received US$128.21 million (equivalent to GY$26.73 billion) in royalties and profit oil revenues for July based on operations in...
CCTV footage shows cop with lawyer at time of murder
Tony Sulker who was living with the now-deceased attorney-at-law Richard Layne, is currently hospitalised after allegedly consuming poison (Gramoxone) in wake of Layne's death.
Sulker,...
Appeal Court affirms 20-year sentence for accused in Lima pig farmer’s murder
The conviction and 20-year jail sentence for 47-year-old Clevon Romeo of Lima, Essequibo Coast, for the October 24, 2012 murder of a 56-year-old businessman,...
Guyana records four more COVID-19 deaths; 14 new cases
Four more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. This takes the number of deaths from the pandemic to 466....
Regional team arrives to conduct flood assessment in Guyana
Members of the team from the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA), which will be conducting Guyana’s “Detailed Disaster Sector Assessment” (DDSA) on the...
Six die in Ross Village accident
Six persons died this morning in a three-vehicle accident at Ross Village, West Coast Berbice.
The deceased have been identified as 28-year-old Joel Jacobs of...
Govt “will not ignore people’s comments” on new model PSAs although deadline passed
The government of Guyana is still accepting comments on the draft new model Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) released for public consultation last month. Although...
Lack of trust, confidence in judiciary stem from inconsistent approaches to bail, sentencing-UNDP Report
The lack of trust and confidence in Guyana’s judiciary is stemmed from the inconsistent approaches to bail and sentencing, says a recent Report by...
