Over 11,000 house lots distributed in past 2 years -Housing Minister tells National Assembly

Over 11,000 house lots distributed in past 2 years -Housing Minister tells National Assembly

Minister of Housing and Water Collin Croal announced in the National Assembly this morning that the government is on track to reach its five-year goal for the allocation of 50,000 house lots. In opening the debate on the Condominium Bill, which seeks to regularise condominium housing options, Minister Croal said 11,000 house lots have already…

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Hadfield Street woman stabbed by ex-boyfriend

Hadfield Street woman stabbed by ex-boyfriend

A 39-year-old woman is in a stable condition at the Georgetown Public Hospital after she was stabbed in the neck and abdomen by her 36-year-old boyfriend who is currently on the run. Police Headquarters reported that the incident occurred at around 03:30hrs on Tuesday at the victim’s, Sharon Hoppie’s Hadfield Street, Lodge, Georgetown house. The…

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Olympian Chelsea Edghill elected to chair Athletes’ Commission

Olympian Chelsea Edghill elected to chair Athletes’ Commission

The Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) on Tuesday announced the establishment of the long-awaited Athletes’ Commission. According to the GOA, this Commission will comprise athletes who have represented Guyana at multi-sport Games, Regional Games and/or participated in National Championships within the past eight years. As described in its Mission Statement, the Commission will ensure the viewpoints…

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Three stabbed during fight over parking spot in Kitty

Three stabbed during fight over parking spot in Kitty

An argument over a parking spot at D’Andrade Street, Kitty, Georgetown, on Monday morning has left three people nursing stab wounds and two of them are hospitalised. Those injured are 36-year-old Kinray Joseph, a Rural Constable; Kennedy Barky, 34, a taxi driver and 51-year-old Gordon Branch, also a taxi driver. According to the police report,…

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Fire Service still silent on cause of fire that gutted Police Office of Professional Responsibility

Fire Service still silent on cause of fire that gutted Police Office of Professional Responsibility

Six months after a fire gutted the section of the Police headquarters that housed its Office of Professional Responsibility, the Guyana Fire Service is still to release the findings of its investigations, although the probe was completed months ago. On Monday, as the Acting Fire Chief Gregory Wickham was overlooking the Fire Service dousing another…

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