Saying the process was unfair, Cevons Waste Management has filed a protest with the newly-established Bid Protest Committee (BPC) over the award of the recently announced $221M contract to Puran Brothers Disposal Inc.
With photos by Keno George
It has only been a few days since schools closed for the August holidays, but the children of Buxton, East Coast Demerara have already assumed their rightful places in the niches of their community.
With business owners complaining of a reduction in sales, President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce Inc (GCCI) Vishnu Doerga says the APNU+AFC government should “hold off on new forms of taxation.”
The parents of six-year-old Antonio George, and three-year-old Joshua George who died last week in a fire that raged at the Drop-In Centre on Hadfield Street, have since been granted access to their sons’ remains and death certificates.
The construction company that built the Kato Secondary School says it is being wrongfully blamed for the school’s incompletion and alleged defects, as it met the required contractual obligations for the original sums provided.
As the police in Berbice investigate the sexual assault of three young girls, ages four, seven and ten, their stepfather was arrested yesterday morning at his home.
A fire on Friday afternoon, suspected to be electrical in origin, gutted a North Sophia home, leaving four persons counting millions of dollars in losses.
For years, Wintress White was a victim of domestic violence. But even though her husband beat her at his every whim and fancy and she would leave him on her own or when he chased her she kept returning as she puts it “for love.”
An amendment to existing police legislation is all that is required to cement the procedures that would govern the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU), which is just another unit within the Guyana Police Force, Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan said last Friday.
With the commissioning of Radio Lethem in May and that of Radio Mabaruma several weeks later, residents of Lethem and Mabaruma are still anticipating the airing of local programmes on their respective stations.
Residents of Port Kaituma have given mixed reviews of the recent discussions with representatives of the Ministry of Communities on the deplorable state of the Matarkai Main Access Road.
The Berbice Regional Health Services (BRHS) has administered in excess of 9,000 yellow fever vaccines to residents of Region Six, East Berbice and Rosignol, Region Five, West Coast Berbice in the last three weeks.
Mohamed Imrazie Alli, called “Panta,” turned himself over to the police on Thursday after a wanted bulletin was issued for him days earlier in connection with a drug bust at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri, over which his two children were charged.
Lusignan massacre accused James Anthony Hyles and Mark Royden Williams were on Wednesday granted the opportunity by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to apply for special leave to challenge a Guyana Court of Appeal (GCA) decision ordering a retrial of their case.
Although checks were made using surveillance footage from the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), the passport of a United States-based Guyanese woman that went missing during her check-in was never found.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Title-holders Trinbago Knight Riders capitalized on a ragged display from a lethargic Barbados Tridents, to power their way to a convincing seven-wicket victory here Saturday, and into third spot in the Caribbean Premier League standings.
The Guyana Police Force today announced promotions.
The list of promotions follows:
On the occasion of the Guyana Police Force 177th Anniversary, the Commissioner of Police Mr.