Guyana News

Secret documents declassified on Friday by Britain’s MI5 security service reveal in detail how the U.K.

LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – Rihanna may like to sing  about sex and she may like to wear sexy costumes on stage, but  the “S&M” singer says there is no videotape of her having sex  with rapper J.

MIAMI,  (Reuters) – Thirteen people have been  indicted in Miami in a crackdown on what U.S.

An Interim Management Committee (IMC) will be formed to govern the affairs of the embattled Guyana Cricket Board (GCB).

Invitations have been circulated for an appreciation event for President Bharrat Jagdeo on September 16, 2011 at the Guyana National Stadium.

Caribbean Airlines (CAL) today said that effective immediately  all its passengers travelling to Georgetown from Piarco in Trinidad will be able to connect from the arrival gate to the departure gate on the same level of the airport.

Police today said that Wayne Duncan c/d ‘Trini’ is wanted by the police for questioning in relation to Murder.

(Trinidad Guardian) Another pit bull attack has claimed the life of an 11-year-old autistic boy at his home on Clovis Trace, Maraval, on Tuesday night. Jessie

(Jamaica Observer) Jamaicans in the Corporate Area have expressed shock at news that deejay Miguel Collins, otherwise called ‘Sizzla Kalonji’, was involved in a road accident in St Ann last night.

(Nassau Guardian) Irene devastated portions of the Southeastern Bahamas over the past 14 hours, leaving several islands flooded and homes damaged.

(Trinidad Express) Commissioner of Police Dwayne Gibbs yesterday stated that the entire country is under curfew restrictions during the specified period of 9 p.m.

(Trinidad Express) There are positive signs, but no decision yet on Chris Gayle’s status within the West Indies cricket team.

(De Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – More than 2,000 youths have registered at Milieu Management to participate in the nationwide clean-up “Krin Kondre” campaign which means that there will need to be a selection.

DOHA,  (Reuters) – Banned Asian soccer president  Mohamed Bin Hammam launched an appeal against his lifetime ban  by FIFA but said in a strongly worded statement on Thursday that  he did not expect to clear his name yet despite the decision  being ‘hugely flawed.’

DAEGU, South Korea,  (Reuters) – Asafa Powell has  rarely, if ever, upstaged Usain Bolt but he managed it today when his withdrawal from the world championships  dominated a farcical Jamaican team press conference.

Coffins with unclaimed bodies due for burial have been discovered stacked atop each other in single shallow grave plots at the Good Hope Cemetery, in what is believed to be a scheme to defraud the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC) of funds paid out for their disposal.

Another woman has been killed allegedly at the hands of a man while consuming alcohol.

The Alliance For Change (AFC) yesterday urged the rejection of two companies involved in troubled projects here from being selected to manage the new Skeldon sugar factory after raising questions about their experience and whether there was any tender for the project.

A man travelling from Guyana to New York was on Tuesday busted at JFK Airport with ten pounds of cocaine concealed in his suitcase.

The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has indicated that the earliest possible date for general elections is November 14th, the Alliance For Change (AFC) has said.