GPSU unimpressed with Budget 2013 provisions
Georgetown: The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) says it is unimpressed with the provisions made in the recently announced Budget 2013. The institution describe some measures applied in a “minuscule…
Month: April 2013
Police hopes video footage catches AK 47 gunman who killed cop
Georgetown: After the killing of of Police Corporal Romain Cleto, 25 just outside the Bank of Baroda on the Avenue of the Republic, Police are now depending on a number…
Jamaican remanded
Bridgetown. Jamaican Wilfred Jones, also known as Bryan Adams, was remanded to HMP Dodds when he appeared in the District A Magistrate Court yesterday evening. Jones was arrested after Customs…
Reggae party goes on despite rain
Bridgetown. Thousands of Barbadians and visitors are gather at Farley Hill National for the final show in this year's Digicel Barbados Reggae Festival. A torrential downpour around mid-day did…
Coastal Guyana hit by high tides, flooding advisory in effect
Georgetown: Coastal Guyana today was drenched with flood waters due to extreme high tides combined with severe winds. Affected areas included the East Coast Demerara highway, communities on Essequibo Coast…
Glock Pistol found in a car
Kingston. Police in St Catherine arrested two men after a gun was found in a car this morning. Lawmen intercepted a car folowing a robbery and a Glock Pistol,…
Elderly woman remanded
Bridgetown. An elderly charged with trafficking of five Guyanese women was remanded to HMP Dodds when she appeared in the District 'B' Magistrate Court yesterday evening. .Joan Fernandez, 76, of…
Lawyer willing to accept the consequences of his bad behaviour
Bridgetown. Attorney at law Alair Shepherd is willing to accept the consequences of his recent behaviour towards High Court Judge Dr Sonia Richards. Two weeks ago, Shepherd bent…
Investigations widens in Swiss Stores robbery
Kingston. The brazen daylight robbery at Swiss Stores in downtown Kingston earlier this month has led to an intensive investigation by the police into a case of money laundering and…
Minister disappointed with delay in concluding trade negotiations with Canada
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Maxine McClean, is disappointed with the delay in concluding negotiations to finalise a trading agreement with Canada. She made this disclosure during…
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