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Four held in Montrose cocaine bust On Monday 29 th December 2025, Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) Officers, acting on information received, conducted an operation in the vicinity of Broad Street, Montrose, East Coast Demerara, where they intercepted a motor vehicle. The article Four held in Montrose cocaine bust appeared first on Stabroek News.
Police in firecrackers warning The Guyana Police Force today issued a stern warning to individuals and businesses involved in selling firecrackers noting that they can result in serious bodily harm and injury to both users and innocent bystanders. The article Police in firecrackers warning appeared first on Stabroek News.
Ogle woman, 89, found dead with stab wounds Police are investigating the murder of Lackandai Tamessar, 89, a pensioner of Ogle Airstrip Road, East Coast Demerara which is believed to have occurred between Friday December 26, 2025 about 16:00hrs and Tuesday December 30, 2025 about 13:00hrs at the said address. The article Ogle woman, 89, found dead with stab wounds appeared first on Stabroek News.
Judge to rule Monday on Mohameds challenge to extradition proceedings The lawyer for indicted gold dealers Nazar Mohamed and Azruddin Mohamed yesterday argued in the High Court that the extradition proceedings initiated by the United States in the magistrate’s court violated his clients’ constitutional rights and after hearing both sides on the matter, Justice Navindra Singh set Monday for a ruling. The article Judge to rule Monday on Mohameds challenge to extradition proceedings appeared first on Stabroek News.
Two Brazilians die in Chenapau mining pit collapse Two Brazilians, Antonio Felio and another individual known only by his call name, “Bocao,” died yesterday following a mining pit collapse in South Turn, Chenapau, Region Eight. The article Two Brazilians die in Chenapau mining pit collapse appeared first on Stabroek News.
‘Dig deep for 2026’ As Jamaica rings in the new year, the nation’s leaders are calling for citizens to face the future with determination, unity, and clarity of purpose, drawing confidence from a shared experience grounded in faith in God and one another. Governor...
SSL investors hopeful after arrests At least two investors impacted by a multibillion-dollar fraud uncovered at investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL) are viewing last weekend’s arrests of three of the entities former senior officials as positive progress in the ongoing...
Alma Mock Yen mourned as role model for generations of journalists Pioneering Jamaican broadcaster, educator, dancer and actress Alma Mock Yen is being hailed for profoundly shaping the Jamaican and Caribbean media landscape and the careers of generations of broadcast journalists. Mock Yen passed away at home on...
$75m in government assistance ‘a drop in the bucket’ for churches after crisis, says former JUGC chair While commending the Government for allocating $75 million to assist churches’ recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Immediate Past Chairman of the Jamaica Umbrella Groups of Churches, Dr Elaine McCarthy Nunes, said the sum is a “...
Jamaica College old boy ready for challenge of leading largest public school system in US The New York City (NYC) public education system, the largest in the United States, is to be headed by Jamaica-born Kamar Samuels. NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appointed Samuels, a veteran educator in the New York public school system, to be the...