-granted $600,000 bail each The three persons who earlier this week allegedly attempted to smuggle over 240 ounces of gold to the United States pleaded not guilty to the joint charge when they appeared before the court yesterday, and have each been placed on $600,000 bail.
The repairs on the Corriverton Market, sections of which were ravaged by fire late last year are expected to be completed by the end of the month, according to Minister of Local Government and Regional Development Sonia Parag who visited on Wednesday to check on the repairs and listen to concerns from vendors.
The government habit of ratifying international covenants and then ignoring the commitments they have made is coming back to haunt them.
The management of the National Park in Georgetown is continuing in its efforts to encourage the users of the park to properly dispose of and separate their waste within the environs of the park.
Contrary to the claims made by Region 10 Chairman, Deron Adams, in a news article published by News Source GY, the Ministry of Agriculture yesterday said that the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) has, over the last four years, executed a series of drainage and irrigation works in Linden and other parts of the region.
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(ESPN Cricinfo) – USA muzzled an experienced Pakistan top order, brought their hitters to heel, then produced a measured batting performance that tied the scores at 159-all.
2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers The Golden Jaguars got their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign off to a poor start, losing controversially to powerhouse Panama 0-2 last evening at the Romel Fernandez Stadium in Panama City.
The teams of Leyland Leacock and Phillip Squires, as well as Nkechi McPherson and Seanden David-Longe, recorded contrasting wins when the Guyana Tennis Association Doubles Championship continued at the National Racquet Centre on Camp Street and Woolford Avenue.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Caribbean Dawah Association is calling on the Government to clarify why the Immigration Division denied Islamic Scholar Sheik Uthmaan Ibn Farooq entry into T&T, classing him and members of his charity group as “undesirables”.
(Trinidad Guardian) The United States Agency for International Development Regional Office to the Eastern and Southern Caribbean (USAID/ESC) and ANSA Merchant Bank Limited (AMBL) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) under the banner, “Promot-ing Private Sector-Led Sustainability and Resili-ence of the Environment.”
(Reuters) – TotalEnergies TTEF.PA and APA Corp APA.O will make a final investment decision on Suriname’s most promising oil and gas project in the fourth quarter, aiming to begin output in 2028, the French energy company said yesterday.
CAIRO/JERUSALEM, (Reuters) – Israel hit a Gaza school yesterday with what it described as a targeted airstrike on up to 30 Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters inside, and a Hamas official said 40 people were killed including women and children sheltering at the U.N.
(Reuters) – Boeing’s BA.N new Starliner capsule and its inaugural two-member NASA crew were set to approach the International Space Station for docking today after helium leaks detected on the spacecraft showed fresh problems in the crucial test mission.
MOSCOW, (Reuters) – Russia has approved a project to build the first high-speed passenger railway between its two biggest cities, Moscow and St.
