Man to stand trial in High court for killing taxi driver
Berbice: Stephen Campbell of Lot 5 Number Seven Village; East Coast Berbice has been committed to stand trial for murder in the High Court after a prima facie case was…
Month: August 2013
Guyana to improve business index ranking-Ali
Georgetown: Government is currently implementing a comprehensive action plan aimed at improving Guyana’s ranking on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index, according to Acting Tourism, Industry and Commerce…
US professor discusses sustainable forestry, renewable energy and climate change with Natural Resourse Minister
Georgetown : Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert Persaud met yesterday with Mr. Jeffrey Barrus, Economic and Commercial Officer of the US Embassy and Dr. Janaki Alavalapati, senior…
GNBS’ will be more efficient with new test truck
Georgetown : The Guyana National Bureau of Standards’ (GNBS’) operational capacity has been enhanced to measurements within the various sectors, including the rice industry and the petroleum sector. The Bureau…
Police found illegal gun in G/town early morning raids-27 arrested
Georgetown : During the early morning today the police carried out raids in Albouystown, Alberttown, Sophia, Meadow Bank, Charlestown and West Front Road during which 23 men and five women…
$25M programme to address paddy bug infestation-GRDB
Georgetown : The Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) has initiated a $25M initiative to address the issue bug infestations which have affected rice farmers in several regions. Region Two which…
Guyana has lost a major chance to advance its economic development – Former President Jagdeo
Georgetown : The fiasco with the Amaila Falls Hydro Power (AFHP) Project has been described by former President Bharrat Jagdeo, as a significant loss to the entire nation due to…
Students from Harrison College and Queen’s College wins bulk of scholarships
Bridgetown. Students of Harrison College and Queen’s College have received the bulk of this year’s Barbados Scholarships and Exhibitions. This disclosure has come from Minister of Education, Science, Technology and…
Layoffs at BWA
Bridgetown. Thirty-two employees of the state run Barbados Water Authority were laid off yesterday raising questions about whether Government had instituted a state-wide retrenchment programme. One of the workers affected…
Mining School hosts foundational training
Georgetown: The Guyana Mining School and Training Centre which was scheduled to become operational in January last, has finally launched a set of training courses which commenced from August 15-…
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