COVID-19: Gov’t exploring transportation solutions for healthcare workers
The Ministry of Public Health is working with the Ministry of Communities to ensure that transportation is in place for healthcare workers to and...
Health Ministry mulls alternative housing for healthcare workers to prevent family members from contracting...
The Public Health Ministry is considering the provision of housing to healthcare workers dealing with critical cases of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), as...
COVID-19: Magistrates’ Courts sittings reduced to two days per week
Chancellor of the Judiciary, Madam Yonette Cummings-Edwards, moments ago announced that Magistrates' Courts across the country will only be sitting two days per week...
Total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases now 23
Guyana has recorded four additional confirmed cases of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), taking the total number of persons infected to 23. This was...
Court of Appeal to rule Sunday in national votes recount case
The Court of Appeal, this morning, announced that it will hand down its ruling Sunday, April, 5, 2020 in an appeal against a decision...
Lowenfield awaits clarification on legal, procedural issues before he provides recount plan
The Chief Election Officer (CEO). Keith Lowenfield was asked to provide a framework for the operationalization of the recount. However, he requested guidance from...
Recount should be televised – Jagdeo
Now that the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has announced that it will recount the votes cast a month ago, Leader of the Opposition, Bharrat...
Shot labourer remanded for illegal arms, discharging firearm
A 25-year-old labourer who was shot by a member of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) was today slapped with three charges and remanded to...
Commonwealth, EU, OAS could practically cripple Guyana and its “sovereignty” for illegitimate elections –...
If Guyana is not respected internationally as a democratic state, and its government is not seen as credibly elected, it will be isolated from...
High Court rules against release of student in quarantine facility
By Feona Morrison
Justice Brassington Reynolds, yesterday, ruled against an order for the release of Khalid Gobin, a Guyanese student who has been quarantined at...
