PM spends second night in hospital
St Clair: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar tonight remains warded at the St Clair Medical Centre as doctors continue to assess the reasons for her falling ill on Wednesday morning. Doctors…
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22 go free under Anti-Gang legislation
San Fernando:The government has faced another blow in efforts to put a dent on illegal gangs as 22 men and two women arrested in South Trinidad under the Anti-Gang legislation…
School teen detained for attempted murder
San Fernando: A 14-year-old Form Three student of the San Fernando West Secondary School was denied bail and remanded to the Youth Training Centre (YTC). The youth appeared before San…
5000 laptops expected in October.
Georgetown- The Government News Agency is this evening reporting that the first shipment of 5000 laptops is expected in the country before the third week of October. According to Labour…
Canjie River dam breach cause flooding into it’s fourth day.
New Amsterdam, Berbice- A.P.N.U Presidential Candidate, Brigadier (ret) David Granger paid an emergency visit to Smythfield–Tucber, New Amsterdam on Thursday 29th September to examine a breach in the Canje River…
Police rounds up illegal guns in Amerindian Village
North West District : Police ranks were on patrol at Aishalton two days ago, when they saw a man drop a bag and run away as they were approaching. An unlicensed…
Thirty–seven receive GDF Bursaries
Georgetown : Thirty-seven children of Officers, Other Ranks and civilian employees of the Guyana Defence Force, who successfully completed the National Grade Six Examination and gained places at secondary…
No refugee status for Jamaican trickster
Bridgetown. There will be no refugee status Jamaican tricker O' Neil Brown and he would not get his wish to be deported. Brown was back in the District A Magistrates'…
Shake up at BWA
Bridgetown. Heads are expected to roll at the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) by the end of next week, among them are Executive Chairman Arni Walters. The former Democratic Labour Party…
Committee appointed to review applicants for radio licensing
Georgetown : Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon disclosed that Minister of Information, President Bharrat Jagdeo has taken a decision to constitute the Committee to commence reviewing applications for radio…
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