Guyana News

 The latest Guyana news from Stabroek News including oil and gas coverage, crime, politics, culture, business and more.

Mother of four remanded on ganja charge

Acting Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry remanded a mother of four when she appeared in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday to answer to the charge of possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking.

Gail Teixeira
Gail Teixeira

Teixeira: Felix failed to control crime

Former Home Affairs Minister Gail Teixeira today accused former Commissioner of Police Winston Felix of failing to control the crime spree during his tenure at the helm of the Guyana Police Force, saying he was diverted by a very narrow focus on convicted drug lord Roger Khan.

Miner shot, robbed of $4M

A miner was early this morning shot and robbed of over $4M in cash by an armed robber while in the vicinity of Mandela Avenue and Hunter Street.

Tendulkar misses milestone, India beat Windies

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Sachin Tendulkar’s sparkling 76  secured India’s five-wicket victory in the first test against  West Indies today while prolonging his agonising wait for  his 100th international century.

Senior citizen Eileen Rowe, who has been following the OLPF project since its launching, is embraced by President Bharrat Jagdeo (third from left) as she receives her netbook from CEO of the project Sesh Sukhdeo yesterday. Also in photo are Prime Minister Sam Hinds (second from right) and PPP/C presidential candidate Donald Ramotar. (Anjuli Persaud photo)

1,000 computers shared out

Some 1,000 families from across the country yesterday received computers as the initial distribution began under government’s One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) project.

Derek Chin

US$30M cinema complex coming soon

Trinidadian company MovieTowne will start construction of a multi-cinema complex and shopping mall at Turkeyen, on the East Coast of Demerara within the next four months, laying what is hoped to be the groundwork for the revitalisation of the cinema industry in Guyana.

Members of the Alliance For Change on the picket line in front of the Brazilian Embassy, Church Street yesterday.

Brazil says it’s neutral

In the wake of a furore over the presence of a Brazilian governor at a PPP/C meeting in Lethem on Sunday and official complaints by opposition parties APNU and AFC, the Brazilian embassy yesterday issued a statement reiterating its position of non-intervention and neutrality as it relates to the upcoming elections.

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