WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out on Twitter early today after a report that he was under investigation for possible obstruction of justice by the special counsel probing alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S.
Government had premeditated to dispose of the sugar industry long before it made public that consultations would be held to save it and this information is evidence and testimony that nothing it says about the state of sugar should be trusted, Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo says.
After days of questions about its role in the Kaieteur National Park (KNP) and the detention of a journalist, the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) yesterday issued a statement saying that 26 dredges had been found in the protected area and it said it is constitutionally obligated to support the maintenance of law and order.
President David Granger has proposed a five-point plan to ensure that the work of the controversial Lands Commission of Inquiry (CoI) meets the needs and addresses the concerns of all stakeholders.
The team of persons who met with the Minister of Citizenship, Winston Felix, yesterday to discuss the fate of the Haitian nationals being held by police will today initiate the process of applying for work permits even as they push for a halt in the deportation process.
Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan, yesterday sealed a $923m pact with the European Union (EU).
Wismar resident Sherwin Hermanstein died on Tuesday night after being struck by a car on the Half Mile Public Road, Wismar, Linden, and the driver of the vehicle was found to have had alcohol above the legal limit.
A 37-year old man, and his 34-year-old accomplice, were yesterday accused of robbing a man of a Toyota Premio, gold jewellery, and other items.
A woman was yesterday granted bail by a city magistrate, after being charged with forging her deceased husband’s will.
The first RadioShack store in Guyana will be opened at the Giftland Mall tomorrow as part of Unicomer Guyana’s network of retail stores, a release from Unicomer said yesterday.
Armed bandits yesterday afternoon invaded an auto repair shop at Industrial Site, Ruimveldt during which they assaulted two Chinese nationals and carted off cash, other valuables and two licenced firearms.
The Ministry of Public Health is one step closer to being self-sufficient in storing its own medical supplies as tenders for an extension for a Materials Management Unit (MMU) bond were opened on Tuesday at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB).
Four essential generic medicines for HIV treatment were assessed and recommended for sale in May by the Caribbean Regulatory System (CRS) in one of its first actions advising government on medicines regulation in Caricom.
Residents of Industry say they are “fed up” with the condition of the roads which they have to traverse daily and are calling on the relevant authorities to effect the necessary repairs.
Rico Persaud of 2711 West Ruimveldt was hauled before a city magistrate yesterday to answer four robbery charges.
Charged with being in possession of one pound of cannabis, a miner was yesterday remanded to prison.
Investigators are awaiting the results of an autopsy to determine how an unidentified woman, whose partially decomposed body was found at a dam in Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara on Tuesday, died.
With the refusal of the 375 cane-cutters and cane transport operators of the Wales estate to take up positions at the Uitvlugt estate, the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) has advertised for workers.
Passengers using Guyana/Suriname Canawaima Ferry Service at Moleson Creek, Corentyne, Berbice can expect better services soon, DPI/GINA says.
This is the first time an official from the government has visited their community.
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