Ghalee Khan charged with murder
Businessman Ghalee Khan was today charged with the murder of Marissa Beete.
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Ghalee Khan charged with murder
Ram moves to court over right of independent candidates to stand for election in geographical constituencies
Chartered accountant and attorney at law Christopher Ram has moved to the court for a declaration that individuals have the right to stand for elections to the National Assembly as independent candidates in geographical constituencies.
Hamilton emphasises right to education at UN forum on People of African Descent
“The development of Afro-Guyanese, and Guyanese as a whole, in Guyana’s multi-ethnic nation, is a priority for my government,” Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, yesterday told the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent at the United Nations.
Trans Guyana gets approval for aircraft-based navigation systems
Trans Guyana Airways Limited (TGAL) yesterday announced that it has received approval from the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to conduct RNAV (Area Navigation) – an instrument approach procedure that uses aircraft-based navigation systems.
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Ram moves to court over right of independent candidates to stand for election in geographical constituencies
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Ghalee Khan charged with murder
1,000 assigned house lots in Region Three – DPI
Man to be tried for murder of guard on New Market St
Vigil held for duo shot dead during attempted supermarket robbery
Defective De Hoop Branch Road repaired following complaint
Jagdeo, Nandlall deny Azruddin Mohamed claims
Three months later…family still to receive report on Bartica nurse’s death
Compensation for worker injury, fatality
Director of the International Labour Organization (ILO) Caribbean Office, Dr. Joni Musabayana last week emphasised the urgent need for a region-wide standard for worker compensation in cases of injury or workplace fatalities.
Struggles for the soul of a new Guyana
Can a Global Trade War be avoided?
Why is NICIL still in existence, and how accountable has it been over the years? (Part II)
Religious Leadership and Social Justice
Pushing Guyanese and Caribbean cuisine in Hollywood: Chef Bernard James
The two deceased teens should have been under the protective care of the Childcare & Protection Agency and Probation & Social Service
Covering exam fees for students across Guyana is levelling the playing field
The courts voided parliament’s intent and interpretation by our election and registration agencies in our residency cases
Help break the silence around male sexual abuse
Nothing unusual about Bank of Guyana’s US$135M injection into forex market
Mini-carnival out of East Street?
Enact copyright legislation to safeguard our creatives
‘One Guyana’ held back by the twin forces of race and corruption
Still no report on Mahaicony police killings
Three months later…family still to receive report on Bartica nurse’s death
PM’s office launches International Girls in ICT Day
GECOM cited loss of trust in decision to part ways with Legal Officer
Ranch hand hospitalized after stabbed at St Ignatius bar
The mountain and the mine
Airy Hall businessman charged over ammo
Police say man pretended to be father of Minister Rodrigues, solicited funds
Six months after complaints no relief for Garden of Eden residents
Gov’t mum on sums paid to GOAL partner in wake of Staffordshire University debacle
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Pushing Guyanese and Caribbean cuisine in Hollywood: Chef Bernard James
US-based Guyanese Malini Shah honoured in Women’s History Month celebration
‘There were people all around me, yet I felt alone’ – victim of sexual assault
What’s Cooking: Cross Buns
Doing it her way
GCC thrash Ogle by 245 runs to qualify for Demerara Zone semi-finals
MCYS/GCB U-21 National Inter-Club 50 Overs Transport B knocked out by East Bank Eagles Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) thrashed Ogle by a massive 254-run margin in the Demerara zone Under-21 Inter-Club Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS)/Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) knockout 50-overs competition yesterday.
Slingerz, Santos register wins in Elite League Football
CARIFTA-bound athletes sharpen form at competitive “CARIFTA vs The Rest” meet
Guyana set to host inaugural Precision Sports T-15 Women’s Cricket Tournament in August
Windies Women’s world cup hopes takes a hit with loss to Pakistan
CONCACAF president opposes 64-team World Cup 2030 proposal
US$42m hotel along seawall road aims at upscale accommodation
-EPA says no impact assessment required The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says the 14-storey luxury hotel planned for the grounds of the Pegasus Corporate Centre does not require an impact study. In a notice in Wednesday’s Guyana Chronicle, the EPA said that among other things air quality will not be significantly affected as particulate matter emissions are primarily from the project’s construction phase.
Former PNM AG Jeremie endorses UNC; says T&T in crisis
(Trinidad Guardian) As he mounted a United National Congress (UNC) platform for the first time in his life last night, former People’s National Movement (PNM) attorney general John Jeremie, in endorsing UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar, told the crowd, “I am the last man you would expect to see here tonight.”
US Treasury’s Bessent backs Argentina’s economic reforms with eye on China
Bring the evidence, Jamaica Integrity Commission chairman tells gov’t lawmakers seeking enquiry
Jamaican rights group has safety concerns after ‘terrorist’ comment from police union boss
Support dwindles for leftist’s call for Ecuador election recount
PJ Patterson, at 90, unveils Pan-African mural for UWI’s new Cultural Heritage Park
Multiple French prisons attacked in response to government’s narco crackdown, ministers say
PARIS, (Reuters) – Multiple French prisons were attacked overnight in response to government efforts to clamp down on drug trafficking, senior officials said today, as authorities grapple with what they have called a “tsunami” of cocaine coming into the country.
