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Prosecution close case in murder of school teacher, Kescia Branche

Police Prosecutor, Shallon Daniels, this morning close the case in the Preliminary Inquiry (PI) into the murder of school teacher,...

Guyana could pay dearly for relying on oil companies to self-regulate- Oil Expert

By Suraj Narine Countries across the world have paid the price for leaving it up to oil operators to exercise their...

Finance Ministry engages World Bank Mission on Natural Resource Fund, other matters

The Ministry of Finance is hosting a Joint World Bank Mission comprising the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD),...

State Owned Enterprises now in a $9.3B deficit-Central Bank Governor

The performance of Guyana’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) continues to be dismal. In fact, many of these agencies have pushed the...

Senior cop allegedly helped Subryanville hotelier swap surveillance DVR after neighbour’s murder

A senior member of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) allegedly helped Subryanville, Georgetown hotel owner, Erwin Bacchus, to cover his...

Guyanese policymakers should avoid handouts, subsidies from oil money–Former TT Minister

Former Energy Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kevin Ramnarine is of the view that Guyana’s leaders should stay clear of...

CANU hunts businesswoman fingered in major cocaine bust

The Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) is seeking the public’s help in tracking down Rosemary “Rose” Singh of Lot 123 Ramsingh...

Duo found guilty of robbing, attempting to kill storeowner back in 2009

A 12 member jury this afternoon found two persons guilty of attempting to kill, and robbing a storeowner some nine...

Father charged for bursting ‘unruly’ son’s head with pipe

“My son too damn unruly and he was tormenting his sister and that’s why I beat him. I did not...

Sick Columbian destitute jailed for illegal entry

A Colombian National who told the court that he was suffering from colon cancer, and that he is a destitute, ...

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