Government set to table whistleblower and witness protection legislation following consultations

The government will soon be tabling witness protection and whistleblower legislations in the National Assembly as it continues its efforts to fight crime and corruption in a framework that offers greater protection  to persons who volunteer valuable information. Under the direction of Legal Affairs Minister and Attorney General Basil Williams, the Attorney General’s Chambers recently […]

Guyana seeks help to monitor airspace as millions approved for rehabilitation of hinterland airstrips

Over $300 million have been approved for the rehabilitation of several hinterland  runways as the Guyana Government ramps up efforts to tackle the illegal entry of aircraft into the country’s airspace and subsequent landing of those aircrafts at unmonitored airstrips. State Minister Joseph Harmon made the disclosure on Thursday during a Post Cabinet Press Conference. […]

Goals galore as COURTS Pee Wee football gets underway

The 5th annual Courts Pee-Wee Boys Under-11 Schools football Championship got underway on Saturday at the Banks DIH Thirst park ground and saw whooping 33 goals being scored from 12 exciting matches. Among those who were apart of the “goal rush” were defending champions St. Angela’s Primary that defeated St. Ambrose 4-0. Angela’s romped to […]

Suriname slows down Guyana’s march to CONCACAF Gold Cup

Guyana’s National Football team, the Golden Jaguars’ hopes of qualifying for the prestigious CONCACAF Gold Cup received a major setback as they lost to host Suriname on Saturday afternoon 3-2 in round three of the Scotiabank Men’s Caribbean Cup. The Jaguars would have been brewing with confidence heading into the match, having not lost to […]

Guyanese man stabbed to death by wife in Boston

A Guyanese man was brutally stabbed to death in his Boston home by his wife during an early Friday morning argument. The man has been identified as Collis Edwards. His wife, Karen Edwards, has since been charged with murder. According to reports, Boston Police were called to the city’s Roxbury neighborhood early Friday morning. Officers […]

US government provides $297,000 grant to advance accountability and transparency in extractive industries

United States Ambassador to Guyana, Perry Holloway, on Friday announced a significant grant designed to help the Government of Guyana advance accountability and transparency in the extractive industries. The United States will provide the Carter Center with US$297,000 to facilitate a series of programmes with the Ministry of Natural Resources that will help Guyana comply and […]