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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 […]

Drama unfolds in Linden as Town Clerk is sent on leave

Drama unfolded at the Linden Town Council on Thursday as the Mayor Carwyn Holland, issued a letter to the Town Clerk, Janella Bown, sending her on leave pending an inquiry into allegations of misconduct. Bowen locked herself in her office just after receiving the letter and the Mayor called in the Police after she was […]

National Awards must never be delayed again -Pres. Granger

Eighty-six outstanding Guyanese were Thursday conferred with national honour and awards by President David Granger for their outstanding contributions to Guyana. Prominent lawyer, Senior Counsel Rex McKay and House Speaker Barton Scotland led the list of this year’s pool of awardees and were conferred with the Order of Roraima- Guyana’s second highest National Award. President […]

Guyana ready to offer assistance to Hurricane ravaged Caribbean islands

As several Caribbean member states begin to count their losses following the passage of Hurricane Matthew through the region, Guyana is prepared to assist in what way possible. This is according to Minister of State, Joseph Harmon. Noting that Haiti, in particular has been badly affected by the strong storm, Harmon said Guyana is monitoring […]

Government might seek to rehire retired teachers to assist with sloppy Math grades

Government is looking at the possibility of either recruiting retired teachers or extending the age of retirement as a means of tackling the unsatisfactory results in mathematics nationwide. State Minister Joseph Harmon said Cabinet at its most recent meeting had engaged in extensive deliberation on the results in Mathematics at the 2016 Grade Six Examination. […]