Police issue wanted bulletin for Carolan Lynch
Police today issued a wanted bulletin for Carolan Lynch for questioning in relation to the murder of her husband, cambio owner Farouk Razack.
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Police today issued a wanted bulletin for Carolan Lynch for questioning in relation to the murder of her husband, cambio owner Farouk Razack.
Nigel Hughes yesterday announced that he will remain Chairman of the Alliance for Change (AFC) after withdrawing his resignation due to what he said was public confidence in him and the support of the party.
Police Sergeant Colin Bailey yesterday said a digital backup of the surveillance footage from the home of murdered businesswoman Sirmattie Ramnaress may be key to identifying her killer, even as he produced evidence which he says proves that he had a long-term relationship with the woman, despite claims to the contrary by some members of her family.
An Office of the President (OP) employee was yesterday charged with being in possession of an illegal firearm and ammunition.
Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee will be leading a delegation made up of high level security sector and revenue protection officials for a two-day meeting with their counterparts in neighbouring Suriname beginning today.
Bus operators in Bartica say that a protest is imminent unless the Regional Demo-cratic Council (RDC) agrees to a meeting to hear recommendations relating to the reconstruction of the 1-5 Miles Bartica/Potaro Road.
The Human Services Ministry is to construct a shelter to house victims of human trafficking as the government intensifies efforts to combat the illicit trade, the Government Information Agency (GINA) has reported.
The University of Guyana (UG) Council terminated the contracts of Bursar John Seeram and Chief Accountant Hazel Bentick on a recommendation given by Vice Chancellor Jacob Opadeyi, says University of Guyana Senior Staff Association (UGSSA) President Patsy Francis.
As if 10-year-old Nandesh Nardeo had not suffered enough at age one when he was burnt with a steel wool, he recently lost sight in one eye when he was injured with a fishing hook.
Guyanese Dereck Anthony Springer has been appointed Director of the Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP).
An 88-year-old woman was yesterday tied up and robbed by a man wielding a toy gun at her Strathspey, East Coast Demerara home.
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is installing 5000 new meters and service connection upgrades in Berbice from today, as it expands its metering programme.
A taxi driver yesterday denied charges that he assaulted another driver with whom he was involved in an accident.
Bauxite Company of Guyana Inc., (BGGI) and the Hururu village council, Region 10 yesterday signed a new lease pact and a Memorandum of Amendment to the existing mining agreement between the two sides.
The Ministry of Health yesterday unveiled the National Plan for Infection Prevention and Control 2012-2016 and the Infection Control Manual.
Police were yesterday still seeking a businessman in connection with the Tuesday night gunning down of biker Kirk Davis at Eccles.
A jury was yesterday empanelled to preside over the trial of Orpheus Johnson, who is accused of killing a Kaneville, East Bank Deme-rara (EBD), resident in 2009.
The students of the L’ Aventure Secondary School, at Canal Number One, West Bank Demerara which was partly destroyed by fire on Wednesday, will be relocated to a building in the area, according to the headmistress Althea Daniels-Stuart.
A man considered the prime suspect in the murder of elderly Robb Street pharmacist Harold Rachpaul was recently captured after being on the run for two years, Crime Chief Seelall Persaud has confirmed.
A man was yesterday remanded to prison after being charged with breaking and entering the home of another man and stealing three laptop computers.
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