Berbice Bridge Company introduces massive toll increases
On the basis of legal advice, the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. has moved ahead with a number of massive toll increases which came into...
Professionalism and leadership to take Police Force forward – Commissioner
Professionalism will be the hallmark of the Guyana Police Force as it moves forward. At least this is what top cop, Mr. Leslie James...
Drunk Deputy Superintendent charged with causing death of pedal cyclist
One month after an alleged drunken Deputy Superintendent of Police, Patrick Todd was involved in an accident which claimed the life a of 64-year-old...
Guyana’s property rights system overly bureaucratic with non-transparent regulations-UNDP
A recent study by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has revealed that Guyana’s property rights system is not only overly bureaucratic and complex...
High Court has jurisdiction to hear challenge to Local Government boundaries-Justice Persaud
Earlier today, Justice Gino Persaud ruled that the High Court has jurisdiction to hear a challenge to the Local Government boundaries mounted by the...
Patterson pushing ahead with controversial New River Bridge Crossing
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MOPI) will be moving ahead with the New Demerara Harbour Bridge with the intention to begin actual work on...
Regulations proposed to debar errant contractors
The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) has launched consultations to familiarise public authorities on proposed regulations which would make it easier to debar contractors who...
Gunshots fired, buildings set on fire, prisoners shot as riot erupts at Lusignan Prison
Six inmates at the Lusignan Prison have reportedly been shot after a riot erupted at the facility just about 18:30 hrs today. A source...
Majority Of Teachers Happy With Salary Package Brokered – GTU President
Although the Guyana Teachers Union was initially hoping to negotiate a five-year salary package for public school teachers, it was eventually forced to...
Court orders State to pay former Guyanese High Commissioner over $25M for wrongful dismissal
Guyana's former High Commissioner to Canada, Harry Narine Nawbatt, is set to collect over $25M from the State as Justice Diana Insanally ruled today...
