Father says son is innocent of Berbice boy’s murder
The father of Nicholas Christopher, one of the men accused of murdering 12-year-old Leonard Archibald, and dumping his body in the Berbice River, today...
CJ ruling allows president to unilaterally appoint GECOM Chair in the future
The ruling by Chief Justice (ag), Roxanne George-Wiltshire, allows the President to unilaterally appoint a Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) but Opposition...
Farmer grazed by bullet moments after talking to Cop
Investigators in Berbice are searching for “a known character” after several gunshots rang out at Islington Village in New Amsterdam, injuring a farmer.
According to...
UG to receive radio license
The University of Guyana’s Centre for Communication Studies will soon be broadcasting live on radio to not only the University’s campus but surrounding communities.
The...
Repeat DUI offender suspended from driving
A 28-year-old driver has been suspended from driving for the next twelve months after he appeared in court for the second time for driving...
50 dial scales seized by GNBS
Fifty dial scales were seized from the Stabroek and Bourda markets Wednesday by the Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) during a recent surveillance...
Mt. Sinai Cricket Club back in operation
Youth leader Ravi Ramkumar was elected President of the Mt. Sinai Cricket Club on Sunday last during a special meeting of the newly reformed...
WI lose despite Lewis’ 176 and Joseph’s five-fer
A late ram-raid of a sixth-wicket partnership between Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali enabled England to overcome a sensational innings from West Indies' next...
One killed as Brazilian gang launches 8 – hour attack on mining camp
By Leroy Smith
Antonio DaSilva, a man who has Guyanese and Brazilian citizenship, was murdered this morning at a mining camp at Akaiwanna, Cuyuni,...
Student killed by Goal Post at sports rehearsal
By Leroy Smith
Six-year-old Glensean Skeete was today killed while practising for the St. Paul's Primary School's annual inter-house sports.
The child, according to the Education...