Constitution will be followed for appointment of next Police Commissioner -President Ali assures

Constitution will be followed for appointment of next Police Commissioner -President Ali assures

With Acting Police Commissioner Nigel Hoppie set to proceed on his pre-retirement leave this month, the search is set to begin for a new Commissioner of Police. The next senior rank is Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Williams, however, since the PPP Civic Government took office, two other senior officers have also been acting as Deputy…

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Stern warning for Permanent Secretaries as PAC asks Home Affairs Ministry to ‘go and come again’

Stern warning for Permanent Secretaries as PAC asks Home Affairs Ministry to ‘go and come again’

Revelations that a Permanent Secretary (PS) broke procedures under the former APNU+AFC government to accept a cheque as a bond from a contractor in 2017 was met with stern warnings from the Finance Secretary and Accountant General as the parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) examined the 2017 Audit Report on Monday. But after persistent questions…

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‘Be different’ – Guyana has a chance to forge its own path with oil – Int’l Expert  

‘Be different’ – Guyana has a chance to forge its own path with oil – Int’l Expert  

Economic diversification expert Dr. Zainab Usman is in Guyana to add to the national conversation on economic diversification and sustainable use and management of the country’s natural resources. At the invitation of the Centre for Local Business Development (CLBD), the born Nigerian, who is now based in the United States of America, will also meet…

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Active COVID-19 cases down to 277

Active COVID-19 cases down to 277

The number of active COVID-19 cases continue to steadily decline and now stand at 277, according to Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony. Dr Anthony noted that the majority of the cases are in Region Four (Demerara-Mahaica) with 143. There are currently 19 patients hospitalised with 18 at the Infectious Diseases Hospital and five in…

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