UK to provide training for Police Force
Georgetown: Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee says a Senior Training Officer from the Police Training College in the United Kingdom [UK] is expected to provide training to police officers…
Month: June 2013
Trial date set for Guyanese politician accused of US campaign fraud
A United States federal judge has set November 18 as the trial date for a Guyanese-born lawyer and politician accused of engaging in a campaign finance fraud scheme and obstruction…
Guyana receives FAO award
Guyana was among 18 countries recognised at a special High Level ceremony at the Headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations in Rome, Italy for…
President urges sugar industry solidarity to return its prestige
Georgetown: It has been 65 years since that June 16, 1948 event when five Enmore sugar workers, Lallabajee, Pooran, Harry, Surujbally and Rambarran died, paying the ultimate sacrifice for better…
Blackout
Bridgetown. Barbados was plunged into darkness last night after a double sports utility vechicle struck a pole in St George. Linemen from the Barbados Light & Power where dispatched the…
Heart disease on the rise
Bridgetown. Heart disease is expected to cause three times more death and disability in the Caribbean than all infectious diseases including HIV/AIDS says president of the Heart and Stoke Foundation…
Bones not human
Bridgetown. The bones found in a gully at Warrens, St Michael were not those of Rasheeda Bascombe who when missing 11 years ago. A senior police official told Trakkers News…
Education department school uniform vouchers for distribution this week
Georgetown: Departments of education have started receiving school uniform vouchers and distribution will begin in the new week in regions two, three, four, five, six, seven, and 10 and in…
Police shoot colleague while uplifting firearm
Georgetown: Police constable Cristopher Albert of Rose Hall Town Corentyne, Berbice was shot in the abdomen by a colleague while they were uplifting firearms at the Tactical Services Unit (TSU),…
Top athlete test positive for banned substance
Kingston. Veronica Campbell-Brown Jamaica's most decorated female athlete has test positive for a banned substance. She returned a positive test on Jamaican Invitational held on May 4 at the National…
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