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Special Branch Head tells Court he considers Azruddin Mohamed a threat to national security

Head of the Special Branch of the Guyana Police Force, Senior Superintendent Prem Narine, returned to the witness stand this morning as extradition proceedings against businessman and Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed, continued. During his testimony, Narine told the court that he considers Azruddin Mohamed a threat to society and national […]

Calls for urgent repairs to D.C Caesar Fox Secondary intensify

The D.C Caesar Fox Secondary School in Waramadong, Region 7 reopened its doors today with many of the classrooms and dorm facility in need of urgent attention and repair. Indigenous rights activist Laura George, believes the current condition of the school is placing children at risk. It was explained that many of the school’s buildings […]

Opposition Leader’s Videographer on $600,000 Bail Over Unlicensed Drone charges

A videographer, who reportedly does work for Opposition Leader, Azruddin Mohamed, was slapped with three charges today and placed on a total of $600,000 bail. The videographer, Dwayne Ross, was charged for operating an unmanned aerial vehicle without a permit, operating an unmanned aerial vehicle over the home of President Irfaan Ali without permission, and […]

Guyana concludes agreement to receive “skilled, non-criminal” third country deportees from the US

The Government of Guyana announced on Saturday morning that it has concluded a migration cooperation framework with the Government of the United States of America. As part of the framework, Guyana will receive a limited, vetted number of skilled and non-criminal individuals through the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Assisted Voluntary Return Programme, a statement […]

CANU warns of illicit drugs and spiking of drinks at social events

Noticing an increase in young party goers being rushed to the hospital with reports of drug and excessive alcohol use, the Customs Anti Narcotics Unit has issued a warning about the trend in some party circles. In a statement, Director of CANU James Singh, said drugs are not entertainment. “It is deeply concerning to learn […]

Judge refuses DPP’s recusal request in Haresh Singh murder case

High Court Judge Justice Priscilla Chandra-Hanif today refused an application by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) seeking her recusal from the case against four men who are preparing to stand trial for the September 2020 murder of 17-year-old Haresh Singh. The application stemmed from the High Court Judge’s decision to separate […]

APNU rejects Government’s plan to integrate Linden into national electricity grid

A plan by the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) to integrate Linden into the national electricity grid has been rejected by APNU’s Region 10 parliamentary representative, Sharma Solomon. GPL announced last week that Linden would be fully integrated into the national electricity grid by 2029, in keeping with the company’s 2026–2030 Development and Expansion Plan. […]

Guyana inches closer to own Law School with sod-turning ceremony

After decades of efforts and negotiations, Guyana will finally have its own Law school which will provide the option to Guyanese Law students to complete their Council of Legal Certificate studies at home. The new Council of Legal Education law school, which will be the fourth in the region, will be constructed on an 8-acre […]

Chief Magistrate rejects bid to revoke Mohamed’s Bail

Chief Magistrate Judy Latchman today ruled that there is no basis for the Court to revoke the bail granted to businessman and Leader of the Opposition Azruddin Mohamed. She made the ruling shortly after the Prosecution in his extradition case reported alleged breaches to his bail conditions over the Police investigation into his presence near […]