Month: January 2022

Windies crash out from U19 World Cup after S/Lanka defeat

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Hosts West Indies crashed out of the ICC Under-19 World Cup after suffering a disappointing…

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Father still seeking justice for youth shot dead at E’quibo bus shed – -suspect remains free after six months on the run

Six months after his son was shot dead at Queenstown, Essequibo Coast, in Region Two, Donald McLennon has said he…

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Starting from scratch – —Pollard wants improvements on all fronts

West Indies will face England from today in five T20Is and skipper Kieron Pollard wants his side to improve in…

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GuySuCo able to earn over $1.7B from packaged sugar

With emphasis on the marketing of packaged sugar, the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) has been able to earn over US$1.7…

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Gov’t still to reconstitute Integrity Commission – Almost one year later…

Almost one year has elapsed since the life of the Integrity Commission board expired and the government is yet to…

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12 bids received for review of Exxon’s Yellowtail well development plan

Twelve bids have been submitted by firms for the consultancy services for the review and evaluation of field development plans…

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Oil and Gas Energy Chamber head lobbying CARICOM to de-recognize regional private sector body

Head of the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber Manniram Prashad on Thursday met with CARICOM Secretary General Dr Carla…

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GNIC claims no ‘conclusive evidence’ of arson in Laparkan fire

Although the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) probe has concluded that the blaze that destroyed two Laparkan Shipping storage bonds on…

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Dominican gets four years, $14M fine over ganja found on boat

A Dominican Republic national was yesterday sentenced to more than four years in jail and fined $14.4 million over the…

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Fisher folk complain of being denied access to fishing grounds by Exxon support vessels

“The fish gone! The fish getaway. All over we deh searching. The article Fisher folk complain of being denied access…

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