Cellphone found in prison officer’s cell, further remanded for victim safety
Prison officer, George Selman was today once again remanded to prison for the safety of the victim.
Forty-three-year-old Selman was hauled before the courts a...
Failure to have transparent electoral process could lead to dictatorship-Goolsarran
If Guyana does not see an electoral process that is transparent and representative of the will of the people, then it could very well...
ExxonMobil to assess cumulative environmental impact of four oil projects on Stabroek Block
ExxonMobil’s subsidiary, Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL), has informed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that it will conduct an assessment to determine...
T&T media stands in solidarity with GPA following threats of violence against journalists
The Trinidad & Tobago Publishers & Broadcasters Association (TTPBA) says that it acknowledges with "deep concern", the current situation in Guyana with regard to...
TIGI joins call for transparent verification of results
The Transparency Institute Guyana Inc. (TIGI) has joined other elections observers, regional and international blocs in calling for the verification of the election results...
Deeds Registrar ordered to repay $4.5M to the State after being found guilty of...
After being on trial for three years, Acting Deeds and Commercial Registrar, Azeena Baksh was today ordered to make a full restitution of $4.5M...
ExxonMobil’s fourth project on Stabroek Block could bring 5.2M barrels of oil per month
ExxonMobil’s subsidiary, Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL), has submitted to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the project details for its Hammerhead Development Project....
Chief Justice to rule tomorrow in Region 4 votes verification case
Following a ruling that she has jurisdiction to hear a case brought on behalf of the People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C), for the votes...
Guyanese should have access to oil money for house building, education or health- Chairman...
If Guyana wants to avoid the oil curse, some industry stakeholders have said that it should look to Norway and the numerous mechanisms it...
Int’l Organisations call out Oil companies on silence amid election controversy
Several human rights, environmental, and democratic organisations are calling on oil companies operating in Guyana to add their voices to the ongoing elections debacle...
