Truck flipped over
Bridgetown. An 18-wheeler truck owned by Se-sash Logistics and carrying pipe belong to the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) flipped on it side at the entrance of the University of West…
Day: September 25, 2013
Wanted bulletin out for O’Neil Blair aka ‘Bow Foot’ for murder
Georgetown : Colin O’Neil Blair called ‘Bow Foot’ is wanted by the police for questioning in relation to the murder of Royston Sylvester Greenidge called ‘Roy’, which occurred at Far Back…
Communique issued at the conclusion of the First Regional Conference on Reparations
GEORGETOWN: The Caribbean Community opened the first Regional Reparations Conference at St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Victoria Park. The Conference was mandated by the historic, unanimous, decision of CARICOM Heads…
Rehabilitation works at Regent Street Sewer Pump Station completed
Georgetown:Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI), is advising the public that the junction at Regent and Camp Streets has been re-opened to traffic following the completion of repairs to the sewer pump…
National Geographic Cruise ship brings 110 passengers
Georgetown : A National Geographic Cruise Ship, carrying 110 international passengers, served by a crew, also numbering 110, started a two-day inaugural visit to Guyana yesterday. A delegation of Government…
New Cricket development programme to be launched year end
Georgetown : Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony said that the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is working to roll-out a school programme, which goes just beyond…
Veteran trade unionist says sugar workers being treated like trash
Bridgetown. General Secretary of the Barbados Workers Union Sir Leroy Trotman says he’s disgusted at the treatment being meted out to sugar workers on the island. The veteran trade unionist…
M-16 found in rubble
Bridgetown. A M-16 rifle was found in the rubble following the collapse of a church roof in Bridgetown recently, could be another way used by gangs or people involved in…
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