Dharamlall at Cove and John Police Station for questioning
Former Local Government Minister, Nigel Dharamlall is at the Cove and John Police station today for questioning.
- Wednesday, 15th May, 2024
- Today's Paper
Five die in horrific Long Creek crash
Ministry, teachers in conciliation talks
Gov’t announces first phase of debt write-off for past UG students
Police, NYPD in historic MoU
Paradise man wanted over rape
Contracts signed for seven police stations
One discharged from hospital, three still recovering following horrific crash
Three persons are still recovering at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) while a teenager was discharged yesterday following the head-on collision that occurred Monday morning at Long Creek on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway and claimed the lives of five.
Break and enter convict flees from Lusignan Prison
Silver Hill road:
Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill (right) met yesterday with residents of Silver Hill, Soesdyke-Linden Highway to address the deplorable state of the community’s main access road. During the engagement residents were assured that the thoroughfare will be rehabilitated and an alternate route is being explored for truckers fetching loam from the area. (Department of Public Information photo)
Meaningfully celebrating International Year of the Woman Farmer
On Friday May 3, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) welcomed the resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly (proposed by the United States of America and adopted by consensus) inviting the FAO, in collaboration with the other UN agencies, to facilitate the implementation and observance of the International Year of the Woman Farmer.
Student Demonstrations – Then and Now
Guyana EITI 2021 Report (Part II)
Developmental continuity and sustainability, not gutter politics, should direct the vision of all Toshao candidates
Reform the vehicle tax system
Four families damaged irreparably by one premeditated moment of madness
Some methods to help with caterpillar infestation and prevention
Decision to remove Marxism-Leninism from PPP Constitution was timely
Provide details on this State of Palestine
Man wanted over three counts of rape
The police today issued a wanted bulletin for Lindon Daniels for questioning on three counts of rape.
Olmac Medical Hub opens in Region Three
Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony, yesterday attended the ribbon cutting for the Olmac Medical Hub in Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara, Region Three.
GTT says two employees hurt after damage to Kwakwani tower
Police confirm that sex assault complaint made against Dharamlall at Cove and John station
Canje motorcyclist dies after slamming into donkey
Families of three Berbice children who died in hospital still awaiting answers
Emergency Medical Technician service launched in NA
MoU signed for upgrade of Uncle Eddie’s Home
Thirty-eight coast guard ranks complete training
Alleged knife-wielding bandit granted bail
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Petra donates balls to competing schools in U-14 football
In what has become a customary activity, the Petra Organisation, coordinators of the ExxonMobil Boy’s and Girl’s U-14 Football Championship, donated footballs to the competing schools in an effort to aid their preparatory phase.
Santos defeats Eastveldt 4-2 on penalty kicks
Buxton Stars Sweet 16 Football Santos advanced to the semifinal round of the Buxton Stars Sweet 16 Knockout Football Championship, edging Eastveldt on penalty kicks at the National Training Centre, Providence.
Panthers maul Circuitville in East Bank Demerara football
Timehri Panthers clawed past Circuitville 5-3 when the East Bank Demerara Football Association’s (EBDFA) Senior Men’s League continued yesterday at the National Training Centre in Providence.
Trinidad police officer killed during robbery bid at bar
(Trinidad Guardian) Police officer and drag racing enthusiast Dale ‘Rug Rat’ Mayers died after he was shot while at a bar in Longdenville, Chaguanas on Monday night.
Trinidad cop shot dead in bar, wounds his killer
(Trinidad Express) A police constable was shot and killed last night in Chaguanas.
Trinidad gov’t contacted by Nigerian lawyer over sunken oil barge – Young
(Trinidad Guardian) While the owners of the barge and tug that caused the oil spill in Tobago haven’t been located just yet, Government has been contacted by a Nigerian lawyer representing the purported owners.
Gangs spying on Trinidad police under probe – Minister
Trinidad bank employee fatally shot in ambush
Jamaica: Two brothers shot dead while playing dominoes in Westmoreland
Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul may have more record level flooding
Strong earthquake strikes near Mexico-Guatemala border
Canadian police arrest fourth man for murder of Sikh leader Nijjar
Britain and US sound alarm over growing Chinese cyber threat
BIRMINGHAM, England, (Reuters) – U.S. and British officials warned today of a growing cyber threat from China, with the White House cyber director saying Beijing was capable of causing havoc in cyberspace and a UK spy agency chief warning of an “epoch-defining” challenge.
India’s Modi denies stoking divisions to win election, files nomination
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi defended himself against criticism that he is stoking divisions between Hindus and Muslims to win national elections as he filed his nomination today for re-election from one of Hinduism’s holiest cities.
Georgian parliament passes ‘foreign agent’ bill amid protests
TBILISI, (Reuters) – Georgia’s parliament today passed the third and final reading of a “foreign agents” bill, clearing a major hurdle on its way to becoming law.
Israeli forces press Gaza offensive from north and south
Ex-fixer Michael Cohen testifies Trump signed off on hush money payment to porn star
New breast cancer genes found in women of African ancestry, may improve risk assessment
OpenAI unveils new AI model as competition heats up
‘Choose France’ investment push bags record $16 billion in pledges
India’s election enters fourth phase as rhetoric over religion, inequality sharpens
This Week-in-Review May 5th to May 11th
The law and the arts: Christopher Belfield’s balancing act
Swim mom, hotelier, advocate, wife: Dee George shares on juggling many hats
My Mom’s Mauby
LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
The Indestructible Tardigrades
Showcasing Guyana
Guyana beyond Budget 2024, introducing risk and uncertainty considerations
Local indigenous leader benefits from carbon design forum in Peru
Extraordinary People: Rex Nettleford
Marxism in the news
Breaking Down Sexual Offences
