Permaul to lead strong Guyana team in Super50; injured Paul to miss tournament
As widely expected, experienced left-arm spinner Veerasammy Permaul has been appointed captain of the Guyana Harpy Eagles squad for this year’s CG United Super50...
Israel/ Palestine conflict: CARICOM calls for complete ceasefire
See below the full statement from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM):
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) abhors the attacks in Israel and the counterattacks in the Palestinian...
Farmers’ market to help ease price hike by middlemen – Mustapha
In a bid to satisfy the needs of farmers and consumers, the Ministry of Agriculture on Sunday organised farmers’ markets at Leonora, Region Three...
Woman, 19, who caused ruckus during Police operation slapped with several charges
A 19-year-old woman was on Monday slapped with a series of charges stemming from her alleged behaviour during a Police operation.
Latoya Hughes of Nabacalis,...
Vendor arrested after gun found in pants crotch
A 27-year-old vendor of South Ruimvedlt, Georgetown was arrested on Sunday after Police found an illegal firearm hidden in his pants crotch.
Police Headquarters reported...
Mahdia COI: Survivors, parents testify
Four children who survived the deadly fire at the Mahdia Secondary school dormitory and a few parents testified on Monday before the ongoing Presidential...
Cousins chopped, beaten at Grove bar
Two cousins are seriously injured after a group of men allegedly attacked and beat them while at a bar at Grove, East Bank Demerara...
Guyana boosting capacity to fight financial crimes
Judicial officers are undergoing asset recovery training so that Guyana’s ability to fight financial crimes locally and regionally can be improved.
The training got underway...
Charlestown fire: Owner spent $10M to renovate house; appliances damaged days before
By Sharda Bacchus
Shardabacchus@newsroom.gy
About two months before a fire destroyed a Charlestown, Georgetown three-storey building, the owner spent $10 million to renovate the...
Four forensic experts in Guyana for three years, training for Police expected
For the next three years, Guyana’s forensic science capabilities will be boosted since the government has contracted the services of four foreign experts.
And these...