Daily Archives: July 6, 2018
Hand-in-Hand onboard with Caribbean School Boys BoxingGuyana will host the third edition of the Caribbean School Boys and Juniors Boxing Championships from August 17-19 and Hand-in-Hand Mutual Fire and Life...
Investigation launched into stillbirth at New Amsterdam hospitalDirector of Regional Health Services, Jevaughn Stephens Friday said an investigation has been launched into how a young woman lost...
Mandatory marijuana testing, scanners to weed out corrupt prison officersBy Bibi Khatoon The Guyana Prison Service has put in place a more rigid system to vet new recruits in...
Man shoots at neighbour, jumps into trench to escape copsAnnoyed that a fellow villager set free his horse, a 43-year-old cart operator discharged a loaded firearm in the man’s...
Venezuelan man jailed for stealing businesswoman’s moneyA Venezuelan national was today sentenced to six months imprisonment for stealing from a businesswoman at Water Front, Port Kaituma....
WORLD CUP: Brazil sent packing by brilliant BelgiumBelgium produced a brilliant performance, winning 2-1, to knock five-time winners Brazil out of the World Cup and reach the...
Oil Boss accused of being ‘pretty slippery’ before Parliamentary CommitteeRod Henson, the man managing’s ExxonMobil’s operations in Guyana was Friday morning accused of being “pretty slippery” when he appeared...
WORLD CUP: France beat Uruguay 2-0 to book semi-final spotFrance are into the semi-finals of the World Cup for the first time since 2006 after seeing off Uruguay with...
TEST: West Indies thrash Bangladesh by innings and 219 runsWest Indies took a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series with a thumping innings and 219-run win over a...
Tabatinga FC crowned GBTI Lethem U-13 football champsGBTI’s Lethem Branch recently hosted its annual football competition and Tabatinga Football Club emerged victorious over Massara Strikers at the...
Roy Fredericks ‘Revolution’ cricket set for July 21 at AlbionThe Blairmont Centre Cricket Club will be hosting its fourth annual fundraiser, the Roy Frederick’s Floodlight Cup dubbed ‘Revolution’, at...
Private Sector calls on Gov’t to cushion effects of rising fuel pricesThe private sector is urging the Government to intervene and adjust excise taxes to reduce the fuel price and negate...




