Guyana/Brazil E-Gov site crossing to be resuscitated
Georgetown: Plans are in the pipeline for the resuscitation of the E-Government site located close to the Guyana/Brazil border crossing, in an effort to provide internet access in the capital…
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DDL aims for ownership of Enmore sugar estate
Georgetown: Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL), makers of the world-renowned, award-winning El Dorado rums, had made a pitch for the Enmore, East Coast Demerara sugar estate. A team of DDL officials…
Bandit shoot, chop minibus driver who refused mugging
Georgetown: A minibus driver who was shot and chopped about his body by three men, two of whom had guns and the other a cutlass was admitted at the Georgetown…
Dismantled carjacking rings was intelligence driven – Crime Chief
Georgetown: Crime Chief, Paul Williams says diligent detective work and the launch of similarly timed raids have resulted in the smashing of at least three carjacking rings across the country. “Coming…
Former Attorney General dies
Georgetown: Dr. Mohammed Shahabudeen who served as a former attorney general in Guyana has died. He was in 87. Mohamed Shahabuddeen (born in Vreed en Hoop, Guyana, 7 October 7…
President declares ‘Whitewater’ a front line community in defence of territorial integrity
Georgetown : President David Granger declared Whitewater, Barima-Waini (Region One) and other communities near Guyana’s border with Venezuela, frontline communities in the fight to ensure the country’s territorial integrity. The…
American citizen, colleague faces jury sworn on Murder charge
Berbice: Hemwattie Abdulla, called “Annie” and “Anesa”; and Seerujnie Permaul, called “Surojnie” and “Usha” who are charged with murder in 2012 are on trial before Justice Sandil Kissoon and a…
Opposition leader welcomes sugar factories reopening
Georgetown: Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo is in support of the move to re-open the Enmore and Skeldon sugar factories. Finance Minister, Winston Jordan on Thursday announced that the Enmore and…
Inquiries into massacres of 2000s will guide reform process -President Granger
Georgetown: President David Granger said that it is incomprehensible that no inquiries or inquests have been conducted into the killings of so many Guyanese citizens, including police officers, during the…
Security Sector Reform aimed at incorruptible, competent GPF -President tells Police Force
Georgetown : President David Granger said that human safety and public security can be guaranteed only by a police force that manned by persons who are competent, committed and not…
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