$20M WASA project targets Beetham Gardens waste water upgrades
A major wastewater pipeline replacement project valued at nearly $20 million has been launched in Beetham Gardens. According to WASA, […]
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Arouca man identified as Carlsen Field murder victim
A 29-year-old Arouca man has been identified as the victim of a killing, in Carlsen Field earlier this week. According
Inmate awaiting extradition dies
An inmate awaiting extradition to the United States has died. According to the Prison Service, 32-year-old Raphael Joseph was found
WI Women beat Scotland Women by 7-runs in T20 World Cup
Stafanie Taylor scored 47* as the West Indies Women continued their winnings ways at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
CWI praises inclusive approach to PM Sub-Committee meeting
CWI President, Dr. Kishore Shallow, has praised Guyana’s President, Dr. Irfaan Ali, for the inclusive and consultative approach adopted in
Red Force deserves National Award, says Bassarath
TTCB President Azim Bassarath has renewed his call for the national cricket team be awarded at the highest level for
Penal businessman in court for dishonoured cheques
A Penal businessman has appeared before the Siparia Second Magistrates Court for allegedly issuing dishonoured cheques. On June 15th, officers
PM moves to “right historical wrong” for OWTU ahead of Labour Day
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says Government is moving to restore successor rights for the OWTU at Paria, Guaracara Refining and
Pavement marking works next week along section of EMR
Starting next week, pavement marking works will be carried out along the Eastern Main Road, between Mt. Lambert and Curepe
Corporations get equipment to deal with Sargassum
Two pieces of equipment have been delivered to help manage Sargassum seaweed along the east coast. These were handed over