-at least 32 persons to gain employment WITH the market for aggregate continuing to expand due to Guyana’s emerging oil and gas sector and booming construction industry, local businessman Lakeram S. Harridat will soon establish a $US11 million quarry on the bank of the Essequibo River. Harridat is the latest Guyanese to position himself to…
Dinar Trading has thrown its support behind the Guyana Football Federation (GFF)/Kashif and Shanghai Super 16 Cup, becoming the latest company to sponsor the elite year-end competition. Clifton Singh, Manager at Dinar Trading, one of Guyana’s leading gold, diamond and currency trading firms, recently presented the monetary donation to Aubrey ‘Shanghai’ Major of the K&S…
The Government of Guyana with assistance from the Food and Agriculture Organisation’s local office and the Environmental Protection Agency have started a probe into the decline in the fish catch locally. Local fishermen have been complaining about a sudden decline in their catch and the impact it continues to have on their livelihoods. The Food…
THE Office of Professional Responsibility of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) is currently probing the police shooting of 36-year-old Marlon Brewster on December 1. A police statement on Monday said two ranks had attempted to arrest Brewster after a report was made that he allegedly stole a generator. The incident occurred in Sout Amelia’s Ward,…
From January to September of this year, Guyana exported some 20,000 metric carats of diamond, and a further 7,500 metric carats are expected to be exported by the end of the year. This is according to President Dr. Irfaan Ali, who addressed a Harvard Business School virtual workshop on Monday. According to the Ministry of…
New York-based Guyanese political activist, Rickford Burke has rubbished the wanted bulletin issued for his arrest by the Police and is accusing the government of now using the police force to go after its political opponents and critics. A wanted bulletin was issued for Burke’s arrest by the Guyana Police Force on Friday evening for…
An investigation by the Guyana Revenue Authority into the discovery of more than 1100 pounds of cocaine in a rum shipment from Guyana has revealed that when the shipment left Guyana, there were only boxes of rum in the container. The cocaine bust took place in The Netherlands. In a statement today, the GRA said…
An investigation by the Guyana Revenue Authority into the discovery of more than 1100 pounds of cocaine in a rum shipment from Guyana has revealed that when the shipment left Guyana, there were only boxes of rum in the container. The cocaine bust took place in The Netherlands. In a statement today, the GRA said…
An investigation by the Guyana Revenue Authority into the discovery of more than 1100 pounds of cocaine in a rum shipment from Guyana has revealed that when the shipment left Guyana, there were only boxes of rum in the container. The cocaine bust took place in The Netherlands. In a statement today, the GRA said…
An investigation by the Guyana Revenue Authority into the discovery of more than 1100 pounds of cocaine in a rum shipment from Guyana has revealed that when the shipment left Guyana, there were only boxes of rum in the container. The cocaine bust took place in The Netherlands. In a statement today, the GRA said…
