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“Alleged cop killer” charged
By Latoya Giles Heavily shackled and clad in white trousers and shirt, police brought a nervous and shaking Chaka Chase to court yesterday. Chase is alleged to have murdered Police Corporal Romain Cleto on April 27,last, at Georgetown.... [...]
Turn off the tap of illicit proceeds – AFC tells Gov’t
The Alliance for Change (AFC) says it will only reverse its position on the proposed amendments to the country’s law on financial crimes if President Donald Ramotar acts to root out corruption. The party is adamant that it will only... [...]
Juvenile among three charged with Mandir murder
The police have solved a high profile murder which led to a juvenile and a teenager being among three charged. The robbery/murder occurred at a Mandir at Williamsburg, Corentyne back in January. Jagdat Ramcharran The trio Kevin Hintzen,... [...]
Dem boys seh…Money gun float in trench soon
Fuh years dem boys know that people been thiefing money till dem get so much that dem couldn’t do nutten wid it. Some of dem try fuh drink and party wid de excess that dem couldn’t put inside a bank. All of dem frighten Uncle Sam... [...]
APNU questions whether licencees actually applied for radio frequencies
- says Govt. trying to justify an “indefensible position” Despite Government’s attempt to justify the manner in which former President, Bharrat Jagdeo, issued several radio licences in 2011, days before he ended his two terms in office,... [...]
Tuschen cattle farmers accuse Minister Ali of deception
Tuschen West cattle farmers have risen in defence against Minister of Housing Irfaan Ali, calling him a liar. The farmers are furious that the Minister, on May 3 last, denied meeting with them over the confiscation of cattle land for the purpose... [...]
Editorial
The parliamentary debacle
Guyana has found itself in a tenuous situation because of the existing legislations that seek to curb money laundering and dent international terrorism. The government sent the various amendments to the National Assembly on May 7, last, and expects... Continue reading
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Your Letters To Us
- The real story – the value of an oral tradition
- We see no sails, but we hear more empty promises
- It is criminal to have the GB&GWU and BCGI’s grievances outstanding for more than four years
- One stone, many birds
- Am I expecting too much from the Minister of Finance?
- I reiterate my call for concrete bridges to replace the ill-constructed wooden ones
- Only two Cuban flights landed in Guyana because Burnham caved in to US and Venezuelan pressure
- As an independent country, our message should be loud and clear
- I wonder whether this practice still goes on?


















