Christopher Chris “must list” Hughes, wants to return to his home country of Canada today. Mr. Hughes made his first appearance before the acting, Chief Magistrate yesterday. He is charged with sedition here, after reportedly posting videos of alleged armed … Continue reading →

A physical altercation erupts, following renewed attempts to get vendors off the streets of Chaguanas.   The situation occurred this morning as officers of the borough corporation, sought to control illegal vending. It is said, the verbal warnings of officers … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister maintains there is no truth, to claims of an impending increase in VAT . At a post cabinet briefing today, Dr. Keith Rowley said the opposition has and had no proof, on an increase. He called the … Continue reading →

There is no decision yet on the number of management staff at the Water and Sewerage Authority to be sent home. Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales made the statement, while responding to a question posed by opposition senator Wade Mark … Continue reading →

A 15-year-old boy could be charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of, Christian Lashley in Chaguanas. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon, at the Chrissie Terrace recreation ground. Reports say, 15-year-old Christian, the boy who stabbed him and other … Continue reading →

A woman is found dead in central. She has been identified as Sylvia Rampersad. She was 61 years old. Reports say she was found unresponsive on the roadway in Charlieville at around 11:34 last night. Police say, there were no visible signs … Continue reading →

Finance Minister Colm Imbert says, the opposition leader is not telling the truth when she says the government plans to increase the rate of value added tax. Last night, Kamla Persad Bissessar said, the government plans to do this via … Continue reading →

There is a shortage of U.S. currency on the Guyana market. As a result, on the instructions of the government, the bank of Guyana has pumped more than 80 million U.S. dollars into the foreign currency market. Vice President Bharat … Continue reading →