WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. today announced that Argentine former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and a former government minister are ineligible for entry into the country, after the two were designated for their “involvement in significant corruption.”
Two weeks after the devastating fire that gutted Mae’s Schools in Subryanville, the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) has confirmed that the blaze was electrical in origin.
Rambeer Singh, a 47-year-old truck driver from Lot 96 Lima, Essequibo Coast, has been charged with causing the death of Angel Azocar, a 33-year-old male Venezuelan national from Reliance, Essequibo Coast.
An eight-year-old schoolgirl is in hospital after being struck by a motorcycle while using a pedestrian crossing.
Guyana has witnessed a string of corruption scandals in recent months, each revealing troubling patterns of political favouritism, financial mismanagement, and silence from those in power.
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Gold Cup Playoffs The Golden Jaguars path to their second appearance at the CONCACAF Gold Cup will commence this evening when they oppose Central American outfit Guatemala in the first leg of their two-match playoff series in Barbados.
-Persaud highlights need for review of Partial Scope Agreement Guyana and the state of Roraima in northern Brazil this week renewed efforts to deepen economic ties while positioning their respective private sectors as the drivers of investment and business collaboration.
(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Stuart Young says one of his top priorities in his new office is addressing the issue of foreign exchange allocations.
LONDON, (Reuters) – Britain’s Heathrow Airport was shut today after a huge fire at a nearby substation knocked out its power, stranding passengers around the world and angering airlines who questioned how such crucial infrastructure could fail.
