Month: January 2023

Parika Sea Dam woman survived abuse, but not poverty

By Shabna Rahman At age 47, Virginia ‘Sharon’ Samuels has survived many struggles and the toughest was having to live…

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Unheralded investment in local, regional education brings Dr Gordon Harewood full circle

By Miranda La Rose Educational measurement and assessment specialist Dr Gordon Hilton Nicholas ‘Nicky’ Harewood, 70, who has spent his…

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Wife of State House attacker still being prevented from seeing him

After being pushed around for more than three weeks, the wife of Bethel Chimezie, the perpetrator of the attack outside…

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Big expansion in drainage pumps on the cards – President – -in response to question on storm water

The Government has a “comprehensive” plan to deal with water resource management and a big expansion in pumps and pumping…

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Sand truck drivers for temporary relocation to Providence – -after complaints by businesses

 Sand truck drivers who ply their trade at  Ruimveldt and along Mandela Avenue will soon be temporarily located to Providence…

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RemoteMD debt underlines law gaps, need for due diligence – -Tucker

In the wake of a Sunday Stabroek report  that United States medical services provider, RemoteMD, had filed for Chapter 11…

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Hess signals 7th oil platform here to lift output above 1.2m barrels per day

HOUSTON,  (Reuters) – Hess Corp (HES.N) on Thursday said drilling results expected this month could add a seventh platform in…

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Cuba spy Ana Belen Montes released after 20 years behind bars

(Reuters) – Ana Belen Montes, one of the highest-ranking U.S. officials ever proven to have spied for Cuba, has been…

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