I phone tracking device led to bandits at home.
Georgetown : A 55 yrs. old deportee who served a lengthy prison term in the U.S.A. for manslaughter and drug trafficking was arrested by ranks of the Guyana Police Force…
Guyana News
Georgetown : A 55 yrs. old deportee who served a lengthy prison term in the U.S.A. for manslaughter and drug trafficking was arrested by ranks of the Guyana Police Force…
Georgetown: The Transparency Institute of Guyana Inc (TIGI) describes the former Prime Minister, Hamilton Green’s Pension Bill, 2016 a vulgar, politically partisan and it reeks of cronyism. Below is the…
Georgetown: A triangular love affair turned deadly on Saturday night when 23-year-old excavator operator Intiaz Ally of Lot 121 “BB” Eccles, East Bank Demerara was dealt a single stab wound…
Georgetown: A Mission which has been resolutely sought after in Guyana for the last several years has finally been accomplished. A much-needed Emergency Medical Service, (EMS) has been launched under…
Georgetown: Local tour operator Roraima Tours has announced it is now offering regularised visits to the site of the 1978 Jonestown tragedy which claimed the lives of 914 Americans 38 years…
Georgetown: The Public Telecommunications Ministry has been given the green light by Cabinet to partner with Huawei Technologies Company Limited to conduct a comprehensive needs assessment that will pave the…
Berbice: Minister of Communities, Ronald Balkan said that the time for talking is over, and that direct action is needed with regards to the municipalities and Neighbourhood Democratic Councils’ (NDCs)…
Georgetown: The Ministry of Public Telecommunications will be upping its game in relation to the services it offers to citizens. Minister of Public Telecommunications, Catherine Hughes said her Ministry will…
Georgetown: The Central Housing and Planning Authority’s (CH&PA) drive to create livable and wholesome communities is in force. Squatters on government lands and reserves are therefore required to remove. Minister…
Georgetown: Members of CARICOM’s Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) were Thursday, charged to work together, to strengthen relationships with the private sector and achieve economic growth and development…
You must be logged in to post a comment.