President assures Guyana is well positioned to combat financial crimes THE integrity of the Caribbean’s financial sector was placed under the microscope on Wednesday by President David Granger when

THE Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) has approved six new radio broadcasters for the year 2018, chairman of the entity, Leslie Sobers, told the Guyana Chronicle on Wednesday night.

— cries Georgetown mayor MAYOR Patricia Chase-Green on Tuesday declared that the City is in a garbage crisis and head of Solid Waste Management, Walter Narine, was not presenting

Three buildings, including two which housed businesses, went up in flames at Number 70 Village, East Berbice Corentyne, Wednesday night, leaving millions of dollars in losses. According to reports,

THE three suspects who were being questioned regarding the death of Kescia Branche, 22, have been released as the investigation into the suspected murder continues, police have confirmed. The

THE significant progress made in addressing the deficiencies in Guyana’s Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) regime continues to be acknowledged but the Caribbean Financial Action

A 26-year-old police constable stationed at the Turkeyen Police Station was robbed of his valuables by an armed bandit Tuesday night at Stabroek Market Square, Georgetown, in the vicinity

THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Wednesday dismissed an appeal by the Attorney General (AG) of Guyana in the $446M contractual dispute between the government and Dipcon Engineering

…CFATF top brass plugs collaboration to combat financial crimes By Lisa Hamilton TOP officials of the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) said that unity on the agenda of

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge said Guyana can do much more in the area of trade with neighbouring country Brazil, as the two South American nations continue with