Murder suspect caught by police in downtown G/town
Georgetown -The police arrested the suspect in the murder of Shane Rowley at Charlotte Street, Georgetown. He is in police custody assisting with the investigations. Shane Rowley of ‘A’ Field,…
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Former army colonel Chabilall opens fire on suspected bandits
East Coast Demerara – police are investigating a shooting incident that occurred at about minutes to 1a.m at Good Hope, Mahaica, ECD, during which retired Colonel Chairman Ramsaroop and his…
Bandits robbed overseas based Guyanese
Georgetown – Last night two men armed with firearms confronted and robbed overseas based Guyanese Ray Williams, 49 years, who resides in the United States of America, at Princess Street,…
Bandits may have been tipped off in 2.6 million theft – Investigators
Georgetown- Investigators are looking into a possible inside job that may have led bandits to a 2.6 million dollar theft from their victims. The victims were trailed from Republic Bank…
Women gender equality commission got technology boost from British Government.
This Morning the Women Gender Equality Commission ( WGEC) received a few computers and a large printer from the British High Comissioner Mr Bond. High commissioner Bond says, the commission…
BIR workers walk off the job
Port of Spain: Workers at the Board of Inland Revenue have walked off the job at the request of their union saying the building was unsafe. President of the Public…
IDB to help Barbados build houses
Bridgetown: The Inter American Development Bank (IDB) is ready to help the Government of Barbados provide affordable homes for the people of Barbados. President of the IDB Luis Alberto Moreno…
“Smith’s columns should be put in a book”
Port of Spain: Media icon Keith Smith may best be remembered for his “Editor-at-Large” columns that were published daily in the Trinidad Express newspaper. Today, just hours after his death,…
Keith Smith dies
Port of Spain: Keith Smith, veteran journalist and editor at large at the Trinidad Express is dead. Smith, 62, died around 3 am today. He had been ailing for a…
Sixteen patients off to India for medical treatment.
Georgetown– Sixteen patients will be leaving Guyana on February 11th to obtain medical treatment in India. All the patients are suffering from congenital heart disease and will be undergoing open…
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