Guyana News

 The latest Guyana news from Stabroek News including oil and gas coverage, crime, politics, culture, business and more.

US arrests 10 for allegedly spying for Russia

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US authorities said yesterday they have broken up a spy ring that carried out deep-cover work in the United States to recruit political sources and gather information for the Russian government.

Literacy teachers not receiving stipend

Some teachers in the Ministry of Education’s Fast Track Initiative Literacy Pro-gramme are complaining about non payment of their monthly stipend, but National Coordinator of the programme, Murphy Greenidge said he instructed that payment for some teachers be withheld as they have failed to submit monthly progress reports.

The dog at the centre of yesterday’s drama

Cop dies in Pearl crash

-several injured One person is dead and several others injured after two vehicles heading south along the Pearl Public Road on the East Bank of Demerara collided with each other and speeding was said to be a key factor.

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Miner killed at Mahdia

A 33-year-old pork-knocker died after he was reportedly lashed in the head by another man on Saturday night following an argument at a Mahdia disco.

Newborn girl abandoned in Linden

Medical staff were last night working around the clock to save the life of a baby  girl who was found in a garbage heap in Linden and taken to the Linden Hospital Complex.

Devotees at a memorial service held for Prakash Gossai at the Broek en Waterland Mandir.

Devotees remember Prakash Gossai

The Indian Arrival Committee in collaboration with the Broek en Waterland Mandir, Mahaica held a special service two Sundays ago to pay tribute to the late Hindu priest Shri Prakash Gossai.

G20 parts ways in search of lasting recovery

TORONTO, (Reuters) – World leaders agreed yesterday  to take different paths for cutting budget deficits and making  their banking systems safer, a reflection of the uneven and  fragile economic recovery in many countries.

After bloodshed, Kyrgyzstan backs new constitution

BISHKEK/OSH, (Reuters) – Kyrgyzstan’s leader said yesterday the country had voted to create Central Asia’s first  parliamentary democracy, in a landmark referendum only two weeks  after an explosion of ethnic bloodshed killed hundreds.

World Bank office incurs Finance Minister’s wrath

The World Bank Guyana office should reconsider its priorities, Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh says, accusing the Bank’s staff of having “one of the largest appetites for publicity and self-promotion” and seeking to increase their “creature comforts” by relocating to “a grand former colonial residence opposite one of the city’s most fashionable cafés”.

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