NP managers pump gas
National Petroleum senior managers manned the filling gantry at the head office and deployed contract tankers to meet the overwhelming demand for gas today. Several popular gas stations were closed…
Month: May 2011
Berbice woman found dead with chopwounds at home
Berbice : The police are investigating the suspected murder of Verone Patoir, 40 years of Stanleytown, Berbice, who was found in her home at 2:45pm. with chop wounds about the…
Plant Protection Bill (No.6), 2011 passed in National Assembly
Georgetown : The crops sector will be significantly boosted with the introduction of the Plant Protection Bill (No. 6) of 2011, which was passed last in the National Assembly. The Bill…
Drop in reported crime
Bridgetown. Reported crime in Barbados has drop by 8.7 percent for January this year compared to the similar period last year. These figures were revealed by Senior Superintendent of Police Graham…
Minister Rohee met with Ogle residents on security concerns
East Coast Demerara : Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee, and Deputy Commander ‘C’ Division, Eric Bassant met with residents of Ogle, E.C.Dem. to address issues of community concerns. Issues raised…
Woman’s brutal end on heels of call to stop violence against women.
Georgetown: Just a few days after the statistical statement was released by the main opposition PNC/R about the alarming number of women being physically abused, raped and murdered, another woman…
Grocer gun down in shop – gunman captured on video
East Coast Demerara : Just after 2 a.m today, Mark Kandai who operates a Grocery and beer shop at Industry Line Top was shot several times by an unmasked…
Man stabbed to death in Bridgetown
Tyrone Bourne, 21, of Lead Vale, Christ Church was stabbed to death by an unidentified man in Bridgetown yesterday evening. Eyewitnesses said that the two men were involved in a brief scuffle in…
NP workers’ protest could delay flights
Workers at National Petroleum downed tools and exited offices in protest of the company's five percent wage offer currently on the negotiation table. More than 200 workers from the three…
Naacie review activities during first Triennial Conference.
Georgetown: The Guyana Trades Union Congress congratulates the National Association of Agriculture, Commercial and Industrial Employees as the union use its first Triennial Conference to review its activities under the…
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