Linden technician accused of brutalizing wife in critical condition after ‘vigilante beating’

Linden technician accused of brutalizing wife in critical condition after ‘vigilante beating’

Almost one week after he was severely beaten by his wife’s relatives and public-spirited persons, Anthony Luke called ‘Brother’, remains in a critical condition at the Georgetown Public Hospital. Luke, a technician of Wismar, Linden, reportedly beat his wife in the presence of their teenage son on January 4, with a piece of wood fracturing…

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Health Minister urges more teachers and eligible students to get vaccinated

Health Minister urges more teachers and eligible students to get vaccinated

Faced with reopened schools and an ongoing surge in new COVID-19 cases across the country, Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony today urged unvaccinated teachers and students between the ages of 12 and 17-years-old to get vaccinated. The Minister said parents should be encouraging their children to get vaccinated and teachers should get vaccinated too.…

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GPSU seeks audience with government for start of salary negotiations for public servants

GPSU seeks audience with government for start of salary negotiations for public servants

The Guyana Public Service Union said today has written to the Public Service Ministry (PSM) once again to begin negotiations for wages, salaries, and allowances, and other working conditions of service for Public Servants for the years 2020 and 2021. The government last year approved a 7% across-the-board pay hike for Public Servants without consulting…

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Article 13 expresses concern over government’s “continuous Constitutional violations”

Article 13 expresses concern over government’s “continuous Constitutional violations”

Civil Society Group Article 13, has once again expressed its disappointment over what it sees as the continuous constitutional violations by the PPP government. In a statement, the group accused the Government of chalking up a formidable list of “constitutional violations”. “What makes those violations worse is the Administration’s cavalier disregard of legitimate calls for…

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Government eyeing “Blacklist” legislation to deal with defaulters of Government contracts

Government eyeing “Blacklist” legislation to deal with defaulters of Government contracts

Frustrated with incomplete works being done on government projects by contractors, Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill today announced that the government will be introducing legislation that will see the blacklisting of companies that fail their obligations under government construction contracts. Speaking at a press conference hosted by the Ministry of Public Works, Minister Edghill…

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