THE execution-style murders of Jason Wills and Intaz Rupnarine have both stumped the police, so far.Crime Chief Seelall Persaud admitted, yesterday, that they have no leads in the case

GUYANESE still await answers from former Commissioner of Police, Winston Felix, in relation to alleged recorded telephone conversations during which he is widely interpreted to have undermined the security

UNITED States (U.S.) Ambassador to Guyana, Mr. Brent Hardt has said that, notwithstanding the local controversy erupting over the  construction of the Marriott Hotel in Georgetown, he is confident

OPPOSITION politicians and their allies continue to criticise Guyana’s procurement system even as contractors say they have no discrepancies and the government defends the system as the most comprehensive

THE Canadian-based oil and gas exploration company CGX Energy Inc has been granted two new petroleum prospecting licenses (PPLs) from the Government of Guyana; one is for exploring and

A MAN, charged with simple larceny, told Magistrate Adela Nagamootoo, Tuesday that he did not steal the ducks mentioned in the charge but the birds flew into his yard

MAJOR General (ret’d) Norman Mc Lean is suing the government for alleged unpaid gratuity, of $7,969,086, from January 1991 to January 1993.The case is expected to be called today

A TWO-DAY training exercise aimed at enhancing awareness of port security and other associated maritime issues commenced at the Regency Hotel in downtown Georgetown yesterday morning. The US Coast