No-confidence appeal case postponed

-Attorney General ordered to correct glaring errors in submissions

6 h ago Attorney General Basil Williams was yesterday told that he needed to correct glaring errors in the court documents he filed challenging two of the High Court decisions in the no-confidence case, before the Court of Appeal can hear his applications for a stay of those judgments and conservatory orders to keep the President, the Cabinet and government in place until the appeals are heard and determined.

Police, energy dept officials to be required to declare assets

Ulverston man gets 20 years for murder of children’s mother

Berbice teen gets three year for killing taxi driver

Solicitor General resigns

Stabroek News Page One Comment 6 mins ago

Tuesday’s vote by a majority of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to advise President David Granger that the three-month constitutional deadline for general elections cannot be met is a gross transgression of the constitution of Guyana and must not be allowed to stand.

Grove labourer found dead

Linden man dies after foot crushed by log

Guyanese man accused of murdering daughter dies in Canadian hospital

New party flays PPP, PNCR over GECOM stalemate

Man committed to stand trial over murder of `Saga’

Guyana Goldfields says has environment green light for underground mine

Man charged with raping girl, 14, refused bail

Chinese nationals homeless after fire demolishes LBI supermarket

Couple charged with converting bar to brothel

Clerk remanded over assault of police officer

In the Region

An aerial view of 11 of the 12 new trucks acquired by the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development to boost the capacity of the National Solid Waste Management Authority to handle garbage collection.

Jamaica gov’t looks to turn discarded electronic devices into cash 4 h ago

Taxi driver pens song for Trinidad Top Cop 4 h ago

Monkey play causes power outage in Barbados capital 4 h ago

Jamaica’s economy grew by 1.8% in 2018 6 h ago

Trinidad PM: Corrupt engineers inflating State contracts 6 h ago

Trinidad criminals switching to military weapons —senior cop 6 h ago

Around the World

Actor Jussie Smollett arrested in Chicago – police spokesman 1 min ago

Brazil president seeks $270 bln pension savings; Congress has doubts 6 h ago

As Maduro holds on, Venezuela opposition eyes negotiated transition 6 h ago

‘Empire’ actor Jussie Smollett charged with faking racist attack 6 h ago

Venezuela’s opposition ambassador takes control of embassy in Costa Rica 6 h ago

U.S. House Democrats move to block Trump’s emergency declaration on border 6 h ago

Editorial

Too many campaigns, not enough action

City Hall announced last week that it was about to “recommence an aggressive campaign which aims at the removal of all derelict vehicles and other encumbrances from roadsides, sidewalks, parapets and reserves belonging to the city”, adding that the owners would be fined for the removal and storage of such encumbrances.

Letters to the Editor

Robust collective response required against RUSAL’s assault on workers rights

Police should be probing social media leads in attack on me

It is now a national imperative that gov’t takes a stand in the interest of RUSAL workers

Mutually beneficial co-operation between Guyana and China set to continue

GECOM’s position has extended life of gov’t

RUSAL should no longer be allowed to contravene our constitution

News In Photos

Toka scene

Police team visits cop hurt in plane crash

Agri Ministry launches Mash band

Another Puruni calamity

Sports

West Indies opener Chris Gayle celebrates his century in the opening ODI against England at Kensington Oval.

Gayle ton in vain as England seal historic run chase

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Chris Gayle’s 24th one-day hundred went in vain as West Indies paid dearly for a plethora of missed chances in the field, allowing England to complete their highest-ever run chase in One-Day Internationals and win the opening contest of the five-match series by six wickets here yesterday.