‘Underpaid’ man charged with over $2M burglary of boss’ house
A man was yesterday remanded to prison after he admitted to stealing up to $2M in items from his employer, who he said underpaid him.
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A man was yesterday remanded to prison after he admitted to stealing up to $2M in items from his employer, who he said underpaid him.
The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) has saluted the contributions made by the late former Chairman of the GuySuCo board Harold Davis, recalling that he gave his expertise to the sugar sector during uncertain periods in the nation’s history.
A man was yesterday granted bail for the alleged theft of a laptop computer, after his lawyer said that he was duped into committing the crime.
Waste disposal bins were yesterday handed over to representatives of 15 NDCs in Region Four by Minister in the Ministry of Local Government Norman Whittaker, at the ministry.
Harinand Boodram, 18, who was hospitalised following an accident at Garden of Eden on Monday, has regained consciousness.
Two men were yesterday arraigned at court for wounding and assaulting each other and they were both placed on bail.
A restaurateur was charged yesterday with verbally abusing the owner of a neighbouring liquor shop.
The PNCR and Culture Ministry are mourning the passing of Keith Booker, MSM, and remembers him as a distinguished public servant who served in myriad roles associated with nation building.
The Anna Regina Town Council’s IMC last week teamed up with the Region Two Administration and the business community to host a three-day Town Day where they reflected on achievements in education and committed to making improvements.
In another of a series of statements lamenting the stalled hydropower project, Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh today said that unless the main opposition, APNU changes its mind, it seems the Amaila scheme has died.
The Guyana Power and Light today said that the Demerara Interconnected System suffered a total shutdown yesterday during adverse weather conditions.
ANSA McAL has suspended its proposed multimillion-dollar biofuel project here even as government boasts of more bio energy initiatives.
By Erica Williams A teenage driver was charged yesterday with the dangerous driving death of a 12-year-old boy, for which he was released on $200,000 bail.
Policeman Kevin Bruster was yesterday charged with sexually assaulting a young woman who is believed to have been trafficked into the interior.
Commuters travelling between New Amsterdam (NA), Berbice and Georgetown are complaining that hire car drivers who ply the route are exploiting them by increasing their fares from $1,500 to $2,000 during afternoon hours.
The police will be seeking legal advice on how to proceed in the death of East Canje chainsaw operator Chandradat Hussain, who was found hanging at a logging camp at Kurduni, Berbice River last Friday.
Bids were yesterday placed for government security projects which also saw tenders from legally embattled firm Strategic Action Security.
President Donald Ramotar, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and members of their respective governments will meet this Saturday at the Guyana International Con-ference Centre (GICC) for bilateral talks.
Robert Manna, who was found dead at Westminster, Parfait Harmonie, died as a result of a fractured skull, a post-mortem examination has found.
Post-mortem examinations are to be done today on the two children who perished in a fire on Sunday as investigations continue into the cause of the blaze and whether the siblings had been left without adult supervision.
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