Fire guts Berbice residence
GUYANA: A fire, the origins of which is yet to be determined, has completely destroyed a New Amsterdam, Berbice Building. Details are still sketchy, but according to reports the fire…
Month: August 2012
Parents charged with not sending to school
Bridgetown. The Ministry of Education has lodged 22 cases in the Magistrates Courts against parents for not sending their children to school regularly. Several parents are expected to appear in…
Corriverton joiner found dead in home, foul play suspected
Berbice. A Corriverton joiner was yesterday discovered dead in his home by his nephew and police are suspecting foul play. Kumar Singh called ‘Brother’, 50, of Yacoob Street, Kingston was…
Stanford the subject of Anti-Money Laundering Conference
Antigua : During the second day of the 4th Annual Anti-Money Laundering Conference yesterday, there was one recurring theme — the biggest financial blunder in Antigua & Barbuda’s history and…
Country prepares for Tropical Storm Isaac
Antigua : Hurricane shelters were opened across the island yesterday and authorities warned residents to prepare for the worst as Tropical Storm Isaac neared the Lesser Antilles. This development came…
Cost of operations at Transport Board continues to rise
Bridgetown. The cost of operations at the state run Transport Board continues to rise dispite efforts to reduce its consumption of fuel. Minister of Transport and Works John Boyce, made…
PM and Region 10 Chairman signs Linden agreement
Georgetown : The Government and the Region 10 delegation last evening at the Office of the President signed the agreement that was initialed on Friday last, and which was deferred…
Indian Technology Fair delights
India’s evolution of science and technology over the last 7000 years will be showcased over the coming four weeks at Guyana’s Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Head of State Donald Ramotar,…
Corentyne “back track” activities discussed at Guyana-Suriname Foreign Ministers meeting.
Georgetown : The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Guyana, Her Excellency Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, M.P., and His Excellency Winston Lackin, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic…
‘Substance Abuse’ likely for University curriculum
The University of Guyana (UG) could soon incorporate a greater focus of 'Drug Demand Reduction' into its curriculum. This initiative commenced today, with a two-day "Drug Demand Reduction Educational Development"…
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