Guyana News

The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) recently rendered judgment in favour of the appellant over three siblings pertaining to land at Vryheid’s Lust on the East Coast of Demerara.

Two men opened fire on ranks of the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) in Corentyne, Berbice on Tuesday following the interception of a motor car which contained more than $17 million in cannabis.

Two women are now in police custody for attacking and chopping a Corentyne woman over the weekend.

Civil society group, A Fair Deal for Guyana – A Fair Deal for the Planet is demanding the halt of oil and gas operations until proper environmental safety measures are in place.

The Ministry of Home Affairs on Tuesday announced that bids are being invited for the design of a modern eight-storey Brickdam Police Station.

Six young entrepreneurs from Region Two yesterday each received $1 million in cash from the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports.

The Ministry of Health yesterday reported 33 new cases of the COVID-19 virus.

Prime Minister of Grenada, Dr Keith Mitchell and two major telecommunications providers today signed a declaration which will soon allow Caribbean nationals travelling within the region to benefit from a significant reduction in roaming charges.

With the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) yet to build capacity to independently monitor oil extraction activities offshore Guyana, the agency yesterday introduced its real-time monitoring platform to track operations onboard the Liza Destiny FPSO.

Tavita Natasha Lall yesterday succumbed at the Georgetown Public Hospital some five weeks after she was allegedly set alight by her husband at their Number 64 Village, Corentyne house.

One of the two men accused of killing 13-year-old Daveanand Sanichar, following a wedding house row at Triumph, East Coast Demerara back in 2016, now awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to the offence.

President Irfaan Ali has reiterated Guyana’s support and solidarity for Cuba and spoke about strengthening cooperation in key areas, during a telephone conversation yesterday with the  island’s President, Miguel Díaz-Canel whom he also invited to visit this country.

Two men were yesterday remanded to prison after they were charged with the murder of Tain Settlement pensioner Chandradarie Budhu, who was found dead in her home in June 2020.

President Irfaan Ali last night said that elements of an efficient and reliable governance system must be built on a modern constitution.

As a result of the infamous `dildo’  statement made by Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Nigel Dharamlall during the sitting of the National Assembly two weeks ago, a motion has been submitted by opposition parliamentarians Catherine Hughes and Nima Flue-Bess to Parliament to refer the minister to the Committee of Privileges and have him expelled from the House.

Two more persons have succumbed to the novel coronavirus which now takes the death toll to 1,215 as of yesterday according to the Ministry of Health.

A pedestrian succumbed to his injuries yesterday morning at 9:30 after he was struck down by a motorcar on the Better Hope Public Road, East Coast Demerara on Monday night.

High Court Judge Jo-Ann Barlow has ordered the City Engineer to remove all encumbrances from in front of the Collections Boutique and Gift Centre located at 27 Water St, Georgetown.

Former Bishops’ High School teacher, Coen Jackson, now faces a retrial after a jury was unable to arrive at a verdict on three of the four counts against him, of engaging in sexual activity with a child back in 2011.

Months after the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) concluded the hiring of its Chief Election Officer (CEO), the elections body is now recommencing the process to fill the other key positions.