Tiger Creek shopkeeper Ann Marie Carter was back before the court yesterday to answer a charge that she assaulted Simona Broomes, the president of the Guyana Women Miners’ Association (GWMO).
After spending the last 35 years in the United States, including two tours of duty in the military, Mark Isaacs, 52, found himself on a plane back to Guyana.
The Guyana Trades Union Congress yesterday said that the fallout from the Amaila Falls Hydropower Project brings forcefully to the nation, the disrespect harboured by individuals and groups in the private sector for the people.
A five-year contract worth $185M was signed between the government and Television Guyana Inc (TVG) in 2010 to provide a satellite signal for the Learning Channel.
Ex-policeman Elton Haynes, charged with the murder of Corentyne store owner Winston Ragnauth, has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment for escaping from custody.
Some 50 overseas-based Guyanese on Tuesday donated over $1.5M in educational aids and playground equipment to help the differently-abled students of the New Amsterdam Special Needs School.
A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has expressed concern over the increased attacks by bandits on business owners, especially those who conduct their operations in rural communities.
The article ‘Airy Hall accident leaves several persons hospitalized,’ published in the Monday, August 19, 2013 edition of the Stabroek News, erroneously reported that Clement Brusche was the driver of the car and was speaking on his cell phone at the time of the collision with another car.
The Guyana Water Inc. (GWI) today advised customers from Eccles to Prospect, East Bank Demerara of a service disruption due to damage to the distribution network by private contractors involved in the East Bank Highway Project.
Harold Davis, a long-time former Chairman of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (Guysuco) died early this morning, in his sleep, at his New Market Street, Georgetown residence.