Prohibited items found in Mazaruni Prison search
Today, between 06:00 hours and 10:15 hours, a Joint Services search was conducted at the New Mazaruni Prison and prohibited items were found.
- Saturday, 4th May, 2024
- Today's Paper
Power ship set for May 8 hookup – Nandlall
Arecuna, Akawaio villagers cite `devastating’ effects of drought in Upper Mazaruni
Cop arrested over hit-and-run death at Farm
Sparendaam construction worker chopped to death
Lusignan prisoner charged with murder of fellow inmate
Guyana, Jamaica sign MoU on media co-operation
Chicken “n” Burger Delight opens up at Anna Regina
PM, van Nes discuss EU-LAC Digital Alliance
Sharing the wealth
The GPSU banner on May Day.
Fifty thousand jobs
In its manifesto for the 2020 general elections, the PPP/C promised that between 2020 and 2025 it would create 50,000 jobs.
Might Modi lose?
To live and not just exist
Many Guyanese continue to lose friends and loved ones as road accidents and fatalities continue to rise unchecked
Is the holding of a party congress at a state building a blurring of lines?
I do not support any monument to honour the legacy of James Crosby in Guyana
Guyana’s burgeoning oil industry seems to resemble a high-stakes game of One, Two, Three Red Light
Why I won’t be going to the PPP 32nd Congress
All forms of corruption must be condemned by all
Eighty identify house lots at Great Diamond
Eighty persons who were allocated moderate-income and middle-income lots at Great Diamond-Block One (Section One) participated in a lot identification exercise led by the agency’s Surveys Unit yesterday morning.
Man wanted for questioning over rape
The Police yesterday issued a wanted bulletin for Kalvin Murray for questioning in relation to the rape of a child under 16 years.
NA businessman says mistakenly identified as Su by KN
Ramsay Ali re-elected as head of manufacturers association
Seventy-five public health, clinical practitioners excel in e-learning programme
Radzik action over composition of environment appeals board thrown out
Human Service Ministry launches initiative to upskill 1000 men
ExxonMobil to take 18 to 24 months to hit full stride with Pioneer purchase
Human trafficking taskforce in Region Seven training
Man charged with converting $4m to own use
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Joseph among five Guyanese in T20 World Cup Squad
-Sammy, Haynes believe WI can win Cricket West Indies (CWI) yesterday morning announced its 15-man squad for the impending ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in June.
Guyanese athletes eying Olympic Qualification at World Relays this weekend
The Guyanese contingent which is currently in The Bahamas for the World Relays, will be looking for Olympic qualification as a relay team in the Mixed 4x400M and Men’s 4x400M events respectively. While the initial squad was composed of Daniel Williams, Aliyah Abrams, Arinze Chance, Kenisha Phillips, Malachi Austin and Tianna Springer, Simeon Adams, Patrick Abel and Nairissa McPherson have been added to the team following the absence of Phillips.
‘Green Machine’ to host T&T ruggers in RAN 15s return leg on June 22
Following an all-important 24-23 win in the first leg of their Rugby Americas North (RAN) 15s Championship match against Trinidad and Tobago at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Trinidad on April 28, Guyana’s national Rugby team, the ‘Green Machine’ will host the return leg on June 22.
Callender’s Women’s Chess Championship title hangs in the balance
Jones and Taylor add Caribbean flavour to U.S. squad
Local organising committee says SVG ‘on target’ to meet deadlines
Wilson and Richardson among match officials for global showpiece
Narine and Russell find success with the ball after batting failures in KKR win
T20 bowlers must adapt or get left behind, New Zealand’s Southee says
Trinidad vendors defend fruit prices
(Trinidad Express) Roadside vendors are defending the cost of their goods against criticism from consumers that the prices of pomerac and mango are too high when compared to imported apples.
Comedian turned away while making robbery report to Trinidad police
(Trinidad Express) Comedian and chutney singer Kenneth Supersad, of Nahh News fame, yesterday received an apology from officers of the Arouca Police Station after he had been turned away while making a robbery report on Thursday.
Climate victims testify at Americas rights court in historic case
BOGOTA, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – From Mexicans left homeless by rising seas to Colombians affected by coral bleaching, hundreds of people are telling the top human rights court in the Americas what climate change means to them in an historic case that could shape international law.
Rains in southern Brazil kill at least 39, some 70 still missing
Venezuela opposition’s Gonzalez says gov’t would have blocked candidacy by now if that was its plan
Panama top court deems presidential frontrunner’s candidacy constitutional
Haiti transition council walks back PM nomination, exposing divide
After renewed sanctions and ahead of election, Venezuela looks to increase tax take
Death toll from rains in southern Brazil climbs to 29, Lula visits region
India’s foreign minister rejects Biden’s ‘xenophobia’ comment
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Indian foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar rejected U.S.
Former Trump aide Hope Hicks testifies he told her to deny Stormy Daniels affair
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – Hope Hicks, a former top aide to Donald Trump, testified yesterday that he told her in the final days of the 2016 presidential election to deny that he had a sexual relationship with porn star Stormy Daniels.
Canada police charge three with murder of Sikh leader Nijjar, probe India link
OTTAWA, (Reuters) – Canadian police yesterday arrested and charged three Indian men with the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year and said they were probing whether the men had ties to the Indian government.
Hamas, CIA director to hold talks in Cairo on Gaza truce
US Rep. Cuellar hit with bribery charges tied to Azerbaijan, Mexican bank
UK’s Labour claim big early win over PM Sunak’s Conservatives
Fresh chaos, arrests on US college campuses as police flatten camp at UCLA
Orangutan’s use of medicinal plant to treat wound intrigues scientists
Trump lawyer suggests hush money payment was extortion
This Week-in-Review April 21st to April 27th
Canada-based retired agricultural scientist Dr Reginald Thompson finds joy in mentoring
Dry weather necessitates relocation of arapaimas
Something of $2.6 billion
Feminine energy or a scam?
A care worker causing a person with a mental disorder to watch a sexual act
Presidential immunity
Preparing for disappointments
Extraordinary People – Rohan Kanhai
Coping with resentment and estrangement
Candidates winner Gukesh must prepare to face Ding Liren
Craving Cassava Bread
Might Modi lose?
To live and not just exist
What’s driving the global gold rush?
Government should take over Hess’ share
Banned by Germany
The West must not let Putin win
