Teen surrenders after murdering brother-in-law, stabbing sisters and children

Teen surrenders after murdering brother-in-law, stabbing sisters and children

A fifteen-year-old boy who stabbed his brother-in-law to death before attacking his two sisters and three children, on Friday afternoon surrendered to police. The suspect on Thursday attacked 55-year-old Ramdat Singh known as ‘Shami’ with a knife at their Bat Creek, St Monica, Upper Pomeroon River home. Singh, a labourer of Aberdeen, Essequibo Coast, was…

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Ministers to work remotely

Ministers to work remotely

— as foreign minister tests positive for COVID-19 PRESIDENT Irfaan Ali has advised members of his Cabinet to work remotely, after Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hugh Todd, tested positive for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Guyana, like many countries around the world, has been challenged by both the direct and indirect effects of…

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Three persons die in East Coast smash-up

Three persons die in East Coast smash-up

Three persons were killed in a smash-up this afternoon at Le Resouvenir on the East Coast of Demerara.  According to the Police, the accident occurred at around 5:55 this evening and involved a Toyota motorcar and a canter truck. The bodies of two of those who died were pinned in the car while the third…

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Fourth person dies in ECD horrific smash-up

Fourth person dies in ECD horrific smash-up

The Guyana Police Force has confirmed that a fourth person has died in Wednesday’s horrific accident between a car and canter truck on the Montrose Public Road, East Coast of Demerara (ECD). A Police report late Wednesday night revealed that four persons died from the car – the driver, 35-year-old Chris Bradshaw of Queenstown, Georgetown;…

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Education Ministry still to decide on reopening timeline for schools; Structured at-home learning projects being developed

Education Ministry still to decide on reopening timeline for schools; Structured at-home learning projects being developed

With Guyana seeing the cases of coronavirus climbing steadily, the Ministry of Education has started to engage various stakeholders on the issue of the reopening of schools. Schools in Guyana have been closed since March because of the coronavirus pandemic. Today, Education Minister Priya Manickchand met and held discussions with the Guyana Teachers Union on…

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