Georgetown – Members of the Alliance for change (AFC) this morning stage a peaceful protest action in front of the Office of the President in concern of the growing issues within…
East Coast Demerara – Minister of Transport and Hydraulics, Robeson Benn, in his capacity as Minister of Agriculture, acting, visited several villages along East Coast Demerara and West Coast Berbice to…
Georgetown- Serious questions are now being raised with the latest action allegedly by the Office of the President, to instruct CID officers to carry out a search at the home…
Georgetown- Guyana Water Incorporated, GWI, advised residents of the Low Coastal Regions of Guyana to implement precautionary measures in the event of excessive rainfall and flooding. The water company…
Essequibo- Around 30 minutes to 1AM today, 15 year old Jomo Mattews of Danielstown, Essequibo was hit down by a motor vehicle at La Belle Alliance. Eyewitnesses told the police that…
A leading businessman in Barbados say the politics of government is getting in the way of progress on the island. According to Antony King the CEO of Barbados Shipping and Trading,…
Georgetown – President Bharrat Jagdeo has expressed pleasure at the show of unity demonstrated by the thousands of Guyanese who converged to participate in the Mash celebration, after hard work. The…
Georgetown- The police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man of East Indian descent, in his mid-forties, whose body was found at about 0900h. today floating in the…
” There is one day that would change the fate of Guyanese and the future of the country. February 23, 2002.”
We didn’t even know what was happening in Libya. Last week Marissa called and asked why we weren’t contacting her when this unrest was happening. We were like “well everything seems to be okay”, only then did she say that the Libyan media was being blocked and that the civil unrest had gotten worst,”
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