Jagdeo warns about procurement skulduggery

Bharrat Jagdeo
Bharrat Jagdeo

Following numerous complaints about malpractices connected to state contracts, government has begun reviewing the procurement system and has warned that sting operations will be conducted countrywide and anyone found guilty will face consequences for their actions.

Edmond Moses
Edmond Moses

Man in serious condition after allegedly set on fire

A 32-year-old taxi driver is now hospitalized in a serious condition after he was doused with a substance and set ablaze allegedly by his child’s mother during an argument over missing money from his wallet on Wednesday.

Joshua Hardatt
Joshua Hardatt

Corentyne welder found murdered in car

On Wednesday, the battered body of a Corentyne welder was discovered in his car along the Auchlyne Dam and one person has since confessed to murdering the man who he accused of having a relationship with his wife.

A Rupununi resident with the book
A Rupununi resident with the book

Book launched on people and wildlife of Rupununi

A book detailing the wildlife as well as the people of the Rupununi in Region Nine has been released by the Sustain-able Wildlife Management (SWM) Programme.

Bullets riddle defending champion Swag in quarterfinal battle

Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Linden edition  Silver Bullets ensured that a new champion will be crowned in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Linden edition, as they defeated titleholder Swag Entertainment 1-0 in the quarterfinal round on Wednesday evening at the Christianburg hard-court.

King, Motie set up opening win for Windies against Proteas

(CMC) – ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup co-hosts West Indies drew first blood in their warm-up series against South Africa with a 28-run win yesterday in Jamaica after Player-of-the-Match batting from their interim captain Brandon King and steady bowling from left-arm spinner Gudakesh Motie set them up.

Furious China launches ‘punishment’ war games around Taiwan

BEIJING/TAIPEI,  (Reuters) – A furious China launched “punishment” drills around Taiwan today in what it said was a response to “separatist acts”, sending up heavily armed warplanes and staging mock attacks as state media denounced newly inaugurated President Lai Ching-te.