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January 18, 2018
-whistleblowers now offered protection with passage of Protected Disclosures Bill WHISTLEBLOWERS who raise concerns about malpractices in the workplace by officials or employers, will now enjoy the full protection
January 18, 2018
…with signing of US$15M pact between Guyana, FAO THE Government of Guyana and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) signed a US$15M Sustainable Land Development and Management
January 18, 2018
…DPP, Police Legal Adviser denies sloth in processing SOCU cases DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Shalimar Ali-Hack and Police Legal Adviser (PLA) Justice (ret’d) Claudette Singh have both
January 18, 2018
THE Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) has boosted its capacity with the commissioning of the pilot launch, the “Setter”, which had been out of service for more than two years.
January 18, 2018
– Upcoming artist encourages patriotism through their art THE issue of Guyanese entertainers imitating international accents in their music and radio ads is an age-old matter which does not
January 18, 2018
–after completing guidance and counselling course THIRTY members of the Guyana Police Force were on Wednesday presented with certificates after successfully completing studies in Guidance and Counselling. The Force
January 18, 2018
–as trial into 2013 ‘Agricola murder’ winds down AS the trial of 27-year-old former soldier, Abiola Jacobs for the murder in 2013 of Donna Taylor winds down, UK-based witness
January 18, 2018
–now offering pre-cast, pre-engineered products BARBADOS-based Arawak Cement Company has expanded its services with the recent launch of its Arawak pre-cast concrete and pre-engineered concrete buildings division. According to
May 18, 2016
THE police are seeking the assistance of mobile phone companies to determine whom prisoners were communicating with, Clifton Hicken, the Georgetown Police Commander said Wednesday, following a raid at
May 18, 2016
THE GUYANA Revenue Authority (GRA) has recovered in excess of $114M in smuggled items during the first four months of the year, as efforts continue to fight smuggling of
May 18, 2016
By Fareeza Haniff OPPOSITION Leader Bharrat Jagdeo Wednesday said he does not care when the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) hosts its Congress.The former President categorically stated that nothing will
May 18, 2016
A FORMER prisoner who claims he lost his vision in both eyes when the police discharged pellets in the prison yard on March 4, Wednesday picketed the Ministry of
May 18, 2016
A 25-YEAR-OLD Cuban national was fined $20,000 on Wednesday by Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan for overstaying in Guyana.Luis Hernandez Rosales pleaded guilty to the charge, which stated that between
May 18, 2016
TWO MEN were on Wednesday jointly charged for the murder of Simone Hackett after an application by Police Corporal David Goodridge requested that the men be tried together.Initially, Hackett’s
May 18, 2016
Sexual minority groups in Guyana suffer from poor mental health as a result of bigotry meted out to them, the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD), said Wednesday following
May 18, 2016
THE DRUNK POLICE constable, who killed a 10-year-old schoolboy Sunday last when his allegedly speeding car struck him off his bicycle at Sisters Village, West Bank Demerara, is expected
May 18, 2016
THE Guyana National Museum is staging an exhibition titled “Celebrating Our Rich Legacy, Guyanese Culture and Identity, A Look Back at the Good Ol’ Days.”The exhibition was opened on
May 18, 2016
AS Guyanese continue the 50th Independence celebrations, the La Retraite /Stanleytown Development Group held a joint church service Sunday last at La Retraite Primary School, West Bank Demerara.The observance
