Clerical officers uneasy
Bridgetown. There is a sense of unease among temporary clerical officers in the Public Service after a circular was issued by the Personnel Administration Division inviting suitably qualified persons to…
Day: April 11, 2013
CEO of Woodlands hospital resigns
Georgetown: Chief Executive Officer and Medical Superintendent of the Woodlands Hospital Dr. Neville Gobin earlier today tendered his resignation. Gobin, an obstetrician and gynecologist is one of Guyana’s most prominent…
Four families homeless after fire
Georgetown: Four families comprising of over 20 persons are now homeless after two homes were razed today in Montrose, East Coast Demerara (ECD). The houses which shared Lot 103, Second…
“Lost a comrade but gain a legacy”-Minister Rohee
Georgetown : Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee speaking on behalf of the members of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic says “the passing of comrade Reepu Daman Persaud, we have lost a…
Attempt to become policeman with fake document
Port of Spain; A bad move by a young man who attempted to get into the Trinidad and Tobago police force is now the…
Man to be charged for illegal gun and ammunition
Georgetown : A man will be placed before the courts today charged for the possession of illegal fire arm and matching rounds. Ranks of a mobile police patrol saw the…
Two of four missing persons float up in Berbice River
Berbice : A post mortem examination will be done today on Rudolph Sheriff and Shaquille Anthony Plass whose bodies were fished out from the Berbice River. The body of Rudolph…
Equipment recovered as two suspects are held
Port of Spain; Quick action by a joint police and army patrol in the Beetham area, led to the recovery of several stolen electronic equipment items believed to be the items stolen…
Grandmother tied and strangled
Port of Spain; Boysie Pancho returned home to find his wife Meena Pancho, a 61 year old grandmother was hog-tied and strangled in her kitchen. The couple lived at…
LIAT inefficient says Mitchell
Bridgetown. The Government of Grenada will not be giving LIAT any more money until it gets its act together and reduces wastage. Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell made it clear yesterday…
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