Interviews by Mariah Lall, Aliyah Briggs and Dhanash Ramroop with photos by Keno George On a recent visit to Linden, First Lady Sandra Granger expressed her hope of one day seeing a woman appointed Police Commissioner or Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defence Force.
Relatives of Colleen Forrester yesterday struggled to contain their tears of relief as High Court Judge Roxane George sentenced the men accused of killing her to a total of 117 years in prison.
After four hours of deliberation, a jury last night found both Anthony de Paul Hope and his co-accused Ralph Tyndall guilty of murdering Colleen Forrester, whose body was found in a septic tank of a William Street, Campbellville house for which she was the caretaker.
Sixty-nine graduates from the Hinterland Scholarship Programme on Thursday celebrated their success at a small graduation ceremony held at the Arthur Chung Convention Centre.
Clive Knights was yesterday jailed for 57 years after he was found guilty of murdering GTM Executive Bert Whyte.
Three boys have been left without a father after Dennis Narine was shot and killed yesterday through the window of his Parfaite Harmonie home by an unknown individual.
A 10-year-old narrowly escaped unharmed while his teenage cousin and a friend were beaten by a group of men armed with cutlasses in a bird catching outing gone bad.
The Guyana National Youth Council (GNYC) has described its voters’ education campaign for the May 11th general elections as one that was well received by Guyanese.
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