$50M for ‘Fineman’
Amid a series of explosive disclosures and claims, police have upped the reward for information that might lead to the arrest of wanted man Rondell Rawlins called `Fineman’ to a staggering $50M (around US$250,000).
Amid a series of explosive disclosures and claims, police have upped the reward for information that might lead to the arrest of wanted man Rondell Rawlins called `Fineman’ to a staggering $50M (around US$250,000).
The motorcyclist who was gunned down on First Street, Campbellville late Thursday night following a heated argument with two men, was yesterday morning identified as 29-year-old North Sophia resident, Derrick Cort by his relatives who flocked the Lyken’s Funeral Home.
Mon Repos residents were scared out of their wits on Thursday night when gunmen passed through Agriculture Road firing shots, hitting at least one house.
Police are investigating the murder of a Mazaruni miner which occurred at about 6 pm on Thursday.
Striking nurses and other staff of the Woodlands Hospital yesterday protested outside the hospital over the administration’s refusal to recognise the Guyana Labour Union (GLU) as the workers’ representative.
The much anticipated Cellink Plus ‘It belongs to you – Blue Tundra competition’ preliminary drawing was held yesterday at the City Mall.
The Enmore Estate Road, East Coast Demerara is to be rehabilitated along with roads at Mahaica and Rosignol.
Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited on Wednesday awarded three University of Guyana students in recognition of their outstanding performances at the university’s recent convocation.
Region 10 Chairman Mortimer Mingo says three recently-constructed roads under the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA) in Linden are under threat of erosion owing to the lack of accompanying drainage.
The Indian Commemoration Trust (ICT) is appealing to all Guyanese to “remain cool and calm,” as it joined the countrywide chorus of condemnation of the reprehensible killing of eleven persons, including five children, in Lusignan last Saturday.
The United Force (TUF) says that criminals who committed the horrendous gunning down of 11 persons, including five children, in Lusignan last Saturday should be brought to justice as quickly as possible.
Amerindian communities, numbering about 92, now control 14 per cent of the country’s landmass after additional land titles were recently approved by Cabinet.
Former member of the PPP cabinet in the 1960s, Cedric Vernon Nunes who passed away in Birmingham, UK on Wednesday made a “very valuable contribution to the PPP and to all Guyana,” the party said in a press statement The PPP said that it had learnt with great sadness the passing of one of its early leaders who came to prominence and was recognized as a national leader during the period 1961 to 1964 when he held the position of Minister of Education in the then PPP administration.
A team from General Electric (GE) of the United States which was here recently met several government agencies in the areas of energy, water, agro-processing and mining, among others, while exploring business and investment opportunities, the Government Information Agency (GINA) reported yesterday.
The PPP is appalled at the response of the PNCR Leader to President Bharrat Jagdeo’s call on the PNCR to acknowledge that criminals are using Buxton as a safe haven and is calling on the PNCR to make its position “pellucid and categorical” on the issue.
A motorcyclist lost his life yesterday in the vicinity of Banks DIH Thirst Park after he reportedly rode into a truck’s path and fell and was crushed to death.
According to the Caribbean-EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) export duties, which an exporting country charges on its own exports, will be eliminated by 2011, or three years after the EPA comes into effect.
A number of religious and other non-governmental organizations, including churches and orphanages in Berbice, recently benefited from monetary donations from the New Building Society (NBS) branch on New Street, New Amsterdam.
A 26-year-old man who allegedly raped a woman he met at a creek was yesterday remanded to prison when he was brought before Magis-trate Melissa Robertson-Ogle in the Georgetown Magis-trate’s Court.
A Guyhoc Park man was on Wednesday remanded for allegedly unlawfully and maliciously wounding his reputed wife.
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