Guyana seeking oil marketer for next 12 months
Guyana yesterday invited expressions of interest to market its share of oil from the Stabroek Block offshore operations for 12 months.
- Thursday, 27th February, 2020
- Today's Paper
Guyana has stepped up Coronavirus surveillance – Lawrence
Roger Khan was wrongfully detained – lawyer
D’Urban St miner stabbed to death in Cuyuni
Shuman says potential supporters afraid of victimisation by APNU+AFC, PPP/C
Banks to close at noon on elections day
GECOM agrees to more polling places
Press association flays GECOM over access to info
The Guyana Press Association (GPA) says it is dissatisfied with the lack of timely information from the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), and slow response to matters of national interest pertaining to Monday’s General and Regional Elections.
Labour Dept, GPSU sign two-year Collective Labour Agreement
Man for sentencing after found guilty of raping 7-year-old when he was 14
A young man who raped his seven-year-old cousin when he himself was a minor of 14 years old, now awaits sentencing after being found guilty of the offence by a jury yesterday afternoon.
Joint Services members at Eteringbang will be able cast ballots on Monday -GECOM
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) yesterday confirmed that a number of disciplined services officers at Eteringbang were unable to vote last Friday as a plane was unable to land.
All prepared for Monday
The Commonwealth team here to observe Monday’s general elections. Seated at centre is team leader, former Barbados Prime Minister Owen Arthur. (Commonwealth Secretariat photo)
Berbice bridge company appeals takeover ruling
Global Witness report confirms lopsidedness of Exxon deal, need for renegotiation – Goolsarran
Prison officer refused bail after allegedly making new threat while on remand
Charge of releasing explicit photos dropped
Sri Lankans charged with illegal entry fined
Wakenaam labourer on attempted murder charge
Burnt girl has leg amputated in US
15 Haitians fined, ordered deported over illegal departure
Pegasus owner says lifeguard was on duty at pool when child drowned
Complaint against GECOM commissioner by private sector settled amicably
Women to be guaranteed a spot on each Hackathon team
A long time coming
The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that was expected to be signed between the Ministry of Public Security and the United Nations Children’s Fund on Tuesday to formalise the provision of diversionary measures for children in conflict with the law is another step towards giving young offenders a second chance as provided for under the Juvenile Justice Act of 2018.
The only life we have
The weeping and gnashing of teeth
Why Bernie?
CARICOM heads have the answers: but can they deliver?
Granger and his Administration have violated Constitution on more occasions than all the previous seven Presidents combined
Birthing of Republicanism in Guyana did breed controversy
Is there any place safe from this annoying cell phone culture?
Can EITI (Guyana) tell us who received the payment from Shell Western?
NICIL support should also be provided to sugar workers
It would be wise for Guyanese electorate to return President Granger and the Coalition to office
Sugar stakeholders have ignored the conciliation provision
Major policy changes needed to move Guyana into the modern world
Best price for Guyana’s oil
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Sorry Windies slip to series defeat
HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka, CMC – Avishka Fernando and Kusal Mendis belted hundreds as an uninspired West Indies suffered their heaviest-ever defeat to Sri Lanka in yesterday’s second One-Day International, to concede the three-match series and extend their disappointing record of never having won a series on Sri Lankan soil.
Canal Number Two win last-ball thriller
Canal Number Two Sports Club, McGill Super Stars, Dynasty, Belle Vue, Independence A and B all secured victories in the latest round of matches in the West Demerara Cricket Association President’s T20 tournament.
GFF exploring expansion of CONCACAF Next Play Programme
The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) yesterday staged the CONCACAF Next Play Programme Festival at the National Training Center, Providence.
Windies hand Pakistan victory with ordinary effort
Windies facing “must-wins” against England, South Africa: Henry
Australian McGrath backs day-night tests to revive popularity
Ramdhani siblings earn slots to contest Canada’s Collegiate National c/ships
Hickerson stops Johnson in Burnham Memorial Open TT final
Motie, Persaud included for round six
‘Danny Boy’ gunned down
(Trinidad Express) Daniel Marcano, also known as Danny Boy, was shot dead in Diego Martin on Carnival Tuesday night.
Jamaican man who was on most wanted list freed of murder charge
(Jamaica Observer) A man who was on the police most wanted list in 2017 was acquitted of murder in the Home Circuit yesterday following a no-case submission by his attorneys Peter Champagnie, Queen’s Counsel, and Kemar Robinson.
Trinidad woman dragged after Carnival costume gets caught in truck
(Trinidad Guardian) Despite almost being injured and even killed, masquerader Natacha Jones thanked the authorities at the Port-of-Spain General Hospital for the treatment she received on Carnival Tuesday. According to a Facebook post on Tuesday, her Carnival experience was “prematurely curtailed” when her costume got caught on a truck that dragged her for a short distance.
Brazil confirms first coronavirus case in Latin America
U.N. decries nearly 50% increase in killings of women activists in Colombia
Jamaican man who was on most wanted list freed of murder charge
Nicki Minaj’s husband is getting roasted by Iwer fans
Jamaica: Seven cops in traffic accidents in five days
Colombia congressional committee to investigate president after ex-senator’s allegations
Trump says coronavirus risk is low, puts Pence in charge of U.S. response
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK, (Reuters) – President Donald Trump told Americans yesterday that the risk from coronavirus remained “very low,” and placed Vice President Mike Pence in charge of the U.S.
Spain cancels Placido Domingo performances over sexual misconduct allegations
MADRID, (Reuters) – Spain’s culture ministry yesterday cancelled performances by Placido Domingo in Madrid in May following allegations of sexual harassment by the opera star.
Ad spending nears $900 million, Biden lands key endorsement as Democrats campaign in South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S.C., (Reuters) – Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won the endorsement of an influential black congressman from South Carolina yesterday, which could prove pivotal as he competes with national front-runner Bernie Sanders for the support of the state’s African-American voters in Saturday’s primary.
Six people dead, including gunman, in Molson Coors brewery shooting in Milwaukee
Trump campaign says it is suing New York Times over Russia opinion piece
“History disappears” as dam waters flood ancient Turkish town
Coronavirus spread ‘deeply concerning’ but not a pandemic – WHO’s Tedros
Egypt’s Mubarak, ousted by popular revolt in 2011, dies aged 91
U.S. health officials urge Americans to prepare for spread of coronavirus
Designer’s dream comes to life with House of Pearson couture showcase
Nothing to hide: Faye Alleyne opens up on battle with depression
A friend’s betrayal
‘To cherish and defend forever’
‘Evening’ was fitting tribute to republic jubilee
“Emma” is a charming romp
‘Hot Ras’ mixes forestry, patriotism and Soca
Raw Brownie Bites
Machel and Renee’s way
‘Socaholic’ Vintage balances law enforcement and music career
Link Show turns 35
