Businessman robbed of $2M after leaving bank
A 30-year-old importer and one of his employees were robbed of $2M and a number of items at his Charlestown, Georgetown office today at...
Infrastructure at City Hall falling apart, Restoration Fund to be launched
During a statutory meeting this afternoon, Mayor of Georgetown, Patricia Chase-Green expressed concern about the deplorable infrastructure of City Hall, noting that the building...
Medical administrator to be charged with murder of Industry businessman
A young medical administrator is expected to be charged Tuesday with the murder of a 46-year-old businessman.
Police said businessman Hazrat Shaffie of 114 Fifth...
Pregnant mother of 9 remanded for attempted murder
A pregnant mother of nine was on Monday remanded to prison on a charge of attempted murder.
Vanesta Creighton, 31 of Baramita, North West District...
Seven-member table tennis team off to CAC Games qualifier
Members of Guyana’s national Men’s and Women’s table tennis team will depart on Tuesday (February 27), en route to Havana, Cuba, to participate in...
Man wounded in Bartica massacre loses memory
By Bibi Khatoon
Ten years after gunmen stormed the Region Seven Town of Bartica and killed twelve persons, of one of the survivors, Raymond White,...
CWI increases investment in Women’s Cricket
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has confirmed its continued commitment to further developing Women’s Cricket in the region.
Following the successful declaration of the three...
Father, son charged in carjacking ring granted bail
As investigations continue into an alleged carjacking ring on the East Bank of Demerara (EBD), two welders were today charged with changing chassis numbers...
Man charged with rape of 6-Y-0
A 30-year-old man appeared before Magistrate Sherdel Isaacs at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court today, charged with raping a 6-year-old relative.
Val Smith appeared was not...
Rastafarians march 11 miles for Gov’t to “free up the weed”
By Devina Samaroo
In a country where being in possession of marijuana is illegal, scores of persons puffed ‘spliffs’ and chanted songs as they marched...