Guyana News

A truck driver, who is on trial for killing a pedal cyclist, yesterday maintained that he was not driving in a dangerous manner when the accident occurred in 2014.

Artist and teacher Professor Doris Rogers passed away last Thursday, leaving a legacy as a dedicated educator, who enriched the lives she touched.

A man was yesterday granted his release on bail after he denied escaping police custody.

The mud pile along the Nismes Public Road, which is being blamed for the accident on Monday evening that claimed the life of a minibus conductor, has been cleared.

Secondary school students may soon be using iPads and similar electronic devices in the classroom to access learning materials.

After a rift in the Hindu community last year forced the country to observe Diwali on two separate days, the Viraat Sabhaa is contesting this year’s earmarked date for the holiday.

With four sites identified for the development of an onshore oil and gas industry support base, invitations were sent to foreign companies to submit proposals and the feedback was positive, Minister of Natural Resources Raphael Trotman says.

As part of its Social Impact Programme employees of Massy Gas Products enhanced the Dietary Kitchen of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) by repainting the building during a one-day exercise last Saturday.

The final collection of books from the Ministry of Presidency’s book drive was earlier this month presented to the Mahaica Children’s Home and Sisters of Mercy of Guyana.

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates,  CMC – On the heels of an embarrassing whitewash in the preceding Twenty20 series, West Indies’ three-match One-Day International series against Pakistan will take on new value when it bowls off here Friday.

The Ministry of Education today said that Professor Doris Rogers passed away on September 22, 2016.

Police have arrested an Annandale man who allegedly fatally stabbed his son during an altercation last night.

The newly established Bid Protest Committee (BPC) now has three cases to deliberate on as Guyana Beverages Inc (GBI), has joined Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) in protesting the award for the supply of juices to the Ministry of Education’s distribution programme.

Law enforcement authorities were yesterday mum on the embarrassing escape of Barry Dataram several days before he was convicted of trafficking following a major cocaine haul.

The second accused in the murder of Gafoor’s manager Terry Lackhan was yesterday remanded to prison after he was jointly charged with the first accused David Outar.

Two weeks after female students of the Santa Rosa Secondary School dormitory were subjected to a strip search over missing money, allegedly at the hands of the School’s Welfare Officer and the Matron of the dorms, parents are expected to meet with officials of the Ministry of Education on Saturday to discuss the incident.

The unemployment rate in Guyana as per the 2012 Population and Housing Census has been placed at 12.5 per cent, according to Compendium 3 of the census’s findings, dealing with economic activity, which was released yesterday.

Determined to have an asphalt plant relocated, residents of Block 1 Zeelugt, East Bank Essequibo were successful in getting officials from the Environ-mental Protection Agency (EPA) and the plant to visit them on Tuesday.

A day after the Guyana Police Force issued a wanted bulletin for the second suspect in connection with the murder of Cummings Lodge vendor, Anita Mohan, the man surrendered to the police.

A Cuban national was yesterday morning shot in her right hand after she was attacked and robbed by two bandits on Regent Street, Georgetown.